So the Repugs have finally become the eat sh.it party.... subvert the will of the voters...
Time for Repugs to grow some balls
Time for Repugs to grow some balls
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Merry Christmas from Donald Trump
funny, will you be posting memes with biden in a lab coat?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The GOP has always been the party of me me me. They've put the party ahead of country for years, only now people are dying and our economy is crashing. All to keep the Toddler Wannabe King happy. "What's the harm in humoring him?" they said. This. This is the harm.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Biden will listen to scientists, already is. Trump never did. He doesn't have the attention span and doesn't understand it anyway. Trump is lazy and never wanted to do the hard work required of running the country. In a time of crisis he's shown he's completely incapable of leadership, empathy or effort. Worst. POTUS. Ever.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Hey cons, masks work.
TOPEKA, Kan. — Mask mandates have proven affective in lowering the infection rate of the coronavirus, according to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Counties with mask mandates experienced a decrease of 6% in their seven-day infection average at the height of the summer spike. Those that did not have a mandate experienced a 100% increase.
“After implementation of mask mandates in 24 Kansas counties, the increasing trend in COVID-19 incidence reversed,” according to the CDC’s analysis. “Kansas counties that had mask mandates in place appear to have mitigated the transmission of COVID-19, whereas counties that did not have mask mandates continued to experience increases in cases.”
The results match what health officials have seen across 15 states and the District of Columbia that have issued mask mandates.
https://fox4kc.com/news/virus-cases-...c-report-says/Comment
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Trump made a vaccine possible, kamala went on tv and said she wouldn’t take it unless Fauci told her it was ok. Biden and his ho put doubt in people’s minds and played politics. Know the vaccine is fine apparently.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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No, Trump did not .... scientists made the vaccine (and they are overwhelmingly Democrats by the way).Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Trump and his bitch (McConnell) have done nothing .... just a pair of flaccid penises.... :)Comment
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http://talking-soccer.com/TS4/showthread.php?t=161434Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Don Jr and Giuliani's son both have the 'Rona 😆. Maybe Rudy's profuse flop sweats is a symptom he has it?Comment
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FOX has to tread lightly on their slow shedding of all things Trump. Tucker got bi*ch slapped for criticizing Powell. Right wing media will eat their own children.
"The response was immediate, and hostile. The president’s allies in conservative media and their legions of devoted Trump fans quickly closed ranks behind Ms. Powell and her case on behalf of the president, accusing the Fox host of betrayal.
“How quickly we turn on our own,” said Bo Snerdley, Mr. Limbaugh’s producer, in a Twitter post that was indicative of the backlash against Mr. Carlson. “Where is the ‘evidence’ the election was fair?”
The backlash against Mr. Carlson and Fox for daring to exert even a moment of independence underscores how little willingness exists among Republicans to challenge the president and his false narrative about the election he insists was stolen. Among conservative media voices and outlets, there’s generally not just a lack of willingness — they have proved this month to be Mr. Trump’s most reflexive defenders."Comment
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Trump did NOTHING to make a vaccine “possible.” The Chinese scientists who published the sequence of COVID-19 did far more to make a vaccine “possible,” since that led to scientists at Moderna, Pfizer , astra Zeneca, J&J and novovax to design their vaccines.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Very simpleComment
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Operation warp speed gave most of them a lot of money and cleared the a path for them to get a quick resolution, despite the protests of leading democrats who claimed it was rushed.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Not quite: It's more a bet that one or more of the more promising vaccines was going to be efficacious and safe to use. Paying for that up front helped reduce the risks for the manufacturers and pay their bills for the scientists who do the heavy lifting and were working 24/7 around the world.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
"Operation Warp Speed is, in essence, a risky bet: The US program is bankrolling the production of six promising coronavirus vaccine candidates in large quantities before clinical trials are finished. But if the results aren't good, the money is gone.
"If a vaccine doesn't work, you've lost a few hundred million dollars," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told The New Yorker. "If it does work, if it's safe and effective, you've saved four, five, six months of waiting to get people the vaccine. That's huge."
https://www.businessinsider.com/oper...oderna-2020-11Comment
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The Logical Voice
Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
For the last quarter century, perhaps even longer, the GOP has been the party of minority rule. They lack the numbers to win most elections outright and have been a party that became adept at gerrymandering, voter suppression and other tactics that keep voter turnout lower and help their chances of winning elections despite having fewer numbers in their overall voting pool.
The pandemic has opened their worst nightmare, that being an approach to voting that allows for far easier access to the ballot box. Mail-in voting terrifies GOP leadership because that will allow voting outcomes that reflect the social strata of the American people.
That strata is much more diverse and progressive minded than the GOP.
Without significant change in its philosophy, the GOP will become ever more irrelevant and unable to maintain any kind of dominant political presence.Comment
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