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MontyPython said:
Wow. Lots of angry, white, middle aged Trump supporters clamoring about 'fake news'. How novel. Oh to be a fly on the wall in their mobile homes at night. Betcha there's lots of screaming and fussing keeping all their kin folk up.

BTW, what exactly is the new slogan for ol' dumb Donald this Fall... hard to keep track. Hmm, it was MAGA, then Keep America Great (KAG)... now, what... Forget About Greatness?
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I find it quite amusing when the liberal left resort to " trailer park trash" comments when referring to conservatives. Meanwhile in the wonderful democratic paradises of NYC, San Fran, Detroit etc. democratic voters are stacked side by side by side in rat invested row houses with human feces on their front steps.
 
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MontyPython said:
Wow. Lots of angry, white, middle aged Trump supporters clamoring about 'fake news'. How novel. Oh to be a fly on the wall in their mobile homes at night. Betcha there's lots of screaming and fussing keeping all their kin folk up.

BTW, what exactly is the new slogan for ol' dumb Donald this Fall... hard to keep track. Hmm, it was MAGA, then Keep America Great (KAG)... now, what... Forget About Greatness?
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Good for them..... now we need the democrats and everyone else to start holding the media accountable.
 
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MontyPython said:
Wow. Lots of angry, white, middle aged Trump supporters clamoring about 'fake news'. How novel. Oh to be a fly on the wall in their mobile homes at night. Betcha there's lots of screaming and fussing keeping all their kin folk up.

BTW, what exactly is the new slogan for ol' dumb Donald this Fall... hard to keep track. Hmm, it was MAGA, then Keep America Great (KAG)... now, what... Forget About Greatness?
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You again with your stereotypical comments
 
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Sen. Mitch McConnell admitted to Bret Baier of Fox News, that he was wrong to tell Lara Trump that the Obama Administration didn't leave behind a "pandemic playbook" for the Trump Administration to follow. "I was wrong," McConnell said. "They did leave behind a plan. So, I clearly made a mistake in that regard."

In fact, Politico reported in March the existence of a document, written by Obama officials, that laid out how the incoming Trump Administration should respond if faced with a pandemic. The 69 page document contained hundreds of recommendations for dealing with many of the problems plaguing the nation's coronavirus response - from shortages of personal protective equipment to the need for unified public guidance on the crisis. It simply doesn't appear as though any of these recommendations were followed.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Sen. Mitch McConnell admitted to Bret Baier of Fox News, that he was wrong to tell Lara Trump that the Obama Administration didn't leave behind a "pandemic playbook" for the Trump Administration to follow. "I was wrong," McConnell said. "They did leave behind a plan. So, I clearly made a mistake in that regard."

In fact, Politico reported in March the existence of a document, written by Obama officials, that laid out how the incoming Trump Administration should respond if faced with a pandemic. The 69 page document contained hundreds of recommendations for dealing with many of the problems plaguing the nation's coronavirus response - from shortages of personal protective equipment to the need for unified public guidance on the crisis. It simply doesn't appear as though any of these recommendations were followed.
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They must have never followed the PPE thing either bc we start running out of it every single heavy flu season.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Sen. Mitch McConnell admitted to Bret Baier of Fox News, that he was wrong to tell Lara Trump that the Obama Administration didn't leave behind a "pandemic playbook" for the Trump Administration to follow. "I was wrong," McConnell said. "They did leave behind a plan. So, I clearly made a mistake in that regard."

In fact, Politico reported in March the existence of a document, written by Obama officials, that laid out how the incoming Trump Administration should respond if faced with a pandemic. The 69 page document contained hundreds of recommendations for dealing with many of the problems plaguing the nation's coronavirus response - from shortages of personal protective equipment to the need for unified public guidance on the crisis. It simply doesn't appear as though any of these recommendations were followed.
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Sure sure. A "playbook" with a guess of how to respond to an unknown virus.
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clarksvol00 said:
Ok. Sorry if I'm being dense. It still confuses me a little when you say the order is lawful but not constitutional. My direct question is: do you believe the police could constitutionally cite her for not wearing a mask?
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Because I didn't say the order is lawful and unconstitutional, but that merely being lawful is not inherently constitutional.

Being a state matter,I assume the order complies with NY's state constitution.
 
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Orange_Vol1321 said:
Sure sure. A "playbook" with a guess of how to respond to an unknown virus.
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Did the plan include stockpiles of essential equipment and other tools to deal with a pandemic or was it just words on paper?

I have seen lots of EO plans but most of them do not include essential materials or funding for such.

What was it in this case?
 
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Orange_Vol1321 said:
Sure sure. A "playbook" with a guess of how to respond to an unknown virus.
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Per Politico:

"The Obama White House National Security Council left the Trump Administration a detailed document on how to respond to a pandemic. The document, whose existence was publicly revealed by Politico in March, was called the "Playbook for Early Response to High-Consequence Emerging Infectious Disease Threats and Biological Incidents".

The playbook - 40 pages plus appendices - contained step-by-step advice on questions to ask, decisions to make, and which federal agencies were responsible for what. It included sample documents that officials could use for inter-agency meetings. And it explicitly listed novel coronaviruses as one of the kinds of pathogens that could require a major response.

The color-coded, checklist-style document addressed issues such as testing, funding, personal protective equipment, emergency declarations, border control measures, diplomacy, the use of the military, public communications, even mortuary services."

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By all accounts, this "playbook", with its advanced warnings and suggestions, went completely ignored by the Trump Administration.
 
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