luthervol
rational (x) and reasonable (y)
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You better get to donating. He's 200M behind your President.What????????
Joe's Vision – Joe Biden for President
https://www.forbes.com/sites/richkarlgaard/2020/04/25/living-days-stolen--a-smarter-way-to-measure-covid-19-deaths/#386af1461847
HMU if you find anything having to do with responsible spending, reducing debt, or balancing the budget. Afterwards, I'll consider if it is as truthful as Mexico paying for a border wall.I'm familiar with the direction the boardwalk leads and it's the direction I wish to travel. (between the two options)
I don't know about that... I found Ronald Reagan inspiring, even though I didn't agree with many of his policies and I didn't like most of his cabinet members. Just like Donald Trump, Reagan entered politics from the entertainment industry, but unlike Donald Trump, Reagan was a great orator with positive messages. Reagan was tough when he needed to be... and he was empathetic when it was called for (the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster as an example). Reagan was perfect for the 80's... it's hard to imagine anyone else having been president in those years. There will never be a good time to have an idiot like Donald Trump in the White House.Who was or was not "inspired" probably has something to do with their political beliefs.
Personally, I haven't been inspired by a candidate since I reached voting age.
In recent history, maybe, but :He really captivated a large group of voters (including me). I think to date, he has the best results for any 3rd party candidate.
Seems like it would be a cheaper ploy to only look at 1 of the three instead of looking at the 2 of the 3 that came first.
I dont see why people cant go they the progression.
1. China lied.
2. WHO knew they couldnt prove anything so they publicized the lies.
3. Along with the rest of the world leaders Trump had faulty information to go off of to make early decisions.
For all the "we're overcounting" people.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/inve...covid-19-death-toll-undercounted/?arc404=true
That's where you make your mistake. Trump was being told early on by his own advisers and professionals that the situation was much worse than being portrayed by China and the WHO. Still, he continued to minimize it. Trump did not rely on faulty information from China and the WHO -- he deliberately ignored the advice and sage counsel of his own experts. And he did so for his own selfish reasons.