[AMV] Amerikaanse politiek #734 Biden is still there!

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 07:19 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Als dit gekloot geen reden is om het Trump-regime te schofferen weet ik het ook niet meer.

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realDonaldTrump twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 21:02:21 108 countries are dealing with the CoronaVirus problem, some of which we are helping! reageer retweet

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BW twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 22:06:14 This German biotech company has made kits with 4 million coronavirus tests since the outbreak began https://t.co/KQczW0srBr reageer retweet

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One administration official said on Thursday that Mr. Kushner, his wife, Ivanka Trump, and Hope Hicks, a presidential adviser who has just returned to the White House, favored Mr. Trump giving Wednesday night’s prime-time address to calm the waters amid rampaging uncertainty and fear.

Ms. Trump, the president’s eldest daughter, in particular favored the address, according to three administration officials. But the subject quickly became contentious internally, according to several administration officials. Drafts were written and rewritten, beginning around 5 p.m., with Mr. Kushner seen as in charge as the president’s chief speechwriter, Stephen Miller, wrote, and the communications office of the West Wing left out of the discussions.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 07:41 schreef Szura het volgende:
Wacht even, Hope Hicks is weer terug?
Ruggengraatloze muts
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https://www.nytimes.com/2(...)ronavirus-unity.html

Wat een dream team ook

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 07:45 schreef Kijkertje het volgende:

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Er gingen onmiddelijk geruchten dat ze mss wel Pence ging vervangen

Pence die nu bij werkelijk iedere coronavirus-briefing POTUS de hemel inprijst

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 06:51 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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JoyAnnReid twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 16:36:52 Report: Jared Kushner Is “Researching” the Coronavirus, Will Tell the Government What to Do Soon Vanity Fair 👍🏿 https://t.co/0ypepadZD3 reageer retweet

Pak van mijn hart. Iedereen kane weer rustig slapen. Kushner toe ze reskjoe!

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rgoodlaw twitterde op woensdag 11-03-2020 om 15:00:37 Congress has asked Jared Kushner many questions about this.

We poured a lot of research into this new Timeline.

Me with @Julia1Brooks:

"Timeline on Jared Kushner, Qatar, 666 Fifth Avenue, and White House Policy"

#666FifthAve #Kushner
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The heart of the case involving President Donald J. Trump and Ukraine was the claim that the president pressured a U.S. ally, weakening the security of that country, to extract a personal benefit for himself. Several commentators have said that the president’s action toward Ukraine fit a pattern of his calling on foreign governments to interfere in US elections. But does it also fit a pattern of trading off the security interests of the United States and foreign partners for personal benefit to himself and his family? We don’t answer that question here. We instead provide a timeline of events surrounding an earlier incident at the Trump White House involving Qatar and the Kushner Companies. We leave it to readers and further investigation to reach any conclusions — whether this was a shakedown of a foreign partner motivated or clouded by personal financial interests or something quite innocent. At a minimum, we believe it raises important questions and concerns that deserve further scrutiny.

When the Kushner Companies purchased 666 Fifth Avenue in midtown Manhattan in early 2007 for a record-breaking price of $1.8 billion, it was supposed to be a center of their real estate portfolio. Instead, the Kushners have struggled to cover their debt on the troubled building since shortly after its purchase on the eve of the financial crisis. As Jared Kushner’s father-in-law, Donald J. Trump, was running for President, the Kushners were pitching Qatari investors to help bail out the building. And just weeks after his father Charles reportedly failed to reach a deal with Qatar’s minister of finance, Jared Kushner, in his capacity as a senior adviser to President Trump, reportedly played a central role in supporting a blockade of Qatar by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Kushner never disclosed his meeting with Saudi Arabia and the UAE on the blockade to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson at the time. Later, a financial company tied to Qatar brokered an especially valuable deal to rescue the Kushner Companies’ property at 666 Fifth Avenue.

The following is a timeline of events related to the Kushners’ pursuit of funding from Qatar for 666 Fifth Avenue and the Trump-Kushner support for the Saudi-UAE blockade of Qatar.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 07:12 schreef AnneX het volgende:
Katie Porter als zij het white board tevoorschijn haalt en met rekenvoorbeelden komt! Berg je maar.

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Niet dat je er iets mee bereikt: gisteravond had Jinek wel wat scherper mogen zijn tegen de Amerikaanse ambassadeur, die Impotus de gebakken lucht inprees om de aanpak.
Maar ja, dan wordt het weer schofferen.

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SethAbramson twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 22:33:31 MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: NPR Source Says Trump Blocked Coronavirus Testing in January to Aid His Reelection Chances By Keeping US Infection Figures Low

NOTE: Please RETWEET this—America needs to know what this monster did. Thousands of future deaths will rightly be laid at his feet. https://t.co/FFGm5BDmIF reageer retweet

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mkeulemans twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 23:16:49 Ik ontdekte iets leuks. Dat Amerikaanse coronavirus van Trump komt helemaal niet uit Europa... https://t.co/1OEyZPCuR8 @volkskrant https://t.co/972XVl2UVF reageer retweet

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 08:46 schreef Szura het volgende:

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mkeulemans twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 23:16:49 Ik ontdekte iets leuks. Dat Amerikaanse coronavirus van Trump komt helemaal niet uit Europa... https://t.co/1OEyZPCuR8 @:volkskrant https://t.co/972XVl2UVF reageer retweet

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 08:33 schreef KoosVogels het volgende:

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SethAbramson twitterde op donderdag 12-03-2020 om 22:33:31 MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: NPR Source Says Trump Blocked Coronavirus Testing in January to Aid His Reelection Chances By Keeping US Infection Figures Low

NOTE: Please RETWEET this—America needs to know what this monster did. Thousands of future deaths will rightly be laid at his feet. https://t.co/FFGm5BDmIF reageer retweet

Kan het nieuws nergens vinden, maar het zou nogal wat zijn als het waar is.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 09:24 schreef Zwoerd het volgende:
Het lijkt erop dat zelfs de Trumpfans op Fok deze shitshow niet meer verdedigden.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 10:10 schreef AnneX het volgende:
Aardig van je klappernoot om af en toe de familieperikelen te delen.

Oh hoor...Katie Porter was een studente van Elizabeth Warren.

Coupon-Cutting Congresswoman Stumps Big Bank CEO | The Last Word | MSNBC

Echt, de moeite waard om Katie doordacht te zien redeneren. Daar is Sanders helemaal niks bij na 40 jaar Senaat. Zittie eigenlijk in een comité?
Gek dat ik dat nooit/zelden terughoor bij Rep’s. die gaan toch ook naar school, do the math en studeren law.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 10:55 schreef klappernootopreis het volgende:

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ze deed het gisteren nog even met (CDC baas)Robert Redfield
https://www.rollingstone.(...)-coronavirus-966572/

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 11:34 schreef The_End het volgende:

Ik denk dat zelfs dat soort mensen nu doorkrijgen wat een totale idioot Trump wel niet is.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 11:50 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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realDonaldTrump twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 11:22:17 For decades the @:CDCgov looked at, and studied, its testing system, but did nothing about it. It would always be inadequate and slow for a large scale pandemic, but a pandemic would never happen, they hoped. President Obama made changes that only complicated things further..... reageer retweet

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realDonaldTrump twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 11:22:19 .... Their response to H1N1 Swine Flu was a full scale disaster, with thousands dying, and nothing meaningful done to fix the testing problem, until now. The changes have been made and testing will soon happen on a very large scale basis. All Red Tape has been cut, ready to go! reageer retweet

Het enige wat ik geloof na het lezen van deze tweets is dat Trump zwaar in paniek is.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 11:55 schreef Belabor het volgende:
Zoals al gezegd, Trump moet een vijand hebben. Dat is het enige wat Trump constant doet: vijanden creëren en de schuld daar op af schuiven, en de eigen gelederen vooral zo veel mogelijk schouderklopjes geven.

You're either with us or against us.

Maar deze keer lult hij zich hier niet uit.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 11:52 schreef KoosVogels het volgende:

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Wat een ontiegelijk trieste vent is het toch ook.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 13:43 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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Ik zou d'r niet daten.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 13:48 schreef klappernootopreis het volgende:
Hier in Nederland zijn populistische partijen een stuk slimmer dan in de VS:

De PVV heeft namelijk hun jaarlijkse ledendag afgelast...

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ASlavitt twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 06:24:13 @Mikel_Jollett Here is the best document you can find.

https://t.co/dwBCbcX3b4 reageer retweet

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 14:07 schreef Brave_Sir_Robin het volgende:

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ASlavitt twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 06:24:13 @:Mikel_Jollett Here is the best document you can find.

https://t.co/dwBCbcX3b4 reageer retweet

• 40-70% of the US population will be infected over the next 12-18 months. After that level you can start to get herd immunity. Unlike flu this is entirely novel to humans, so there is no latent immunity in the global population.

• [We used their numbers to work out a guesstimate of deaths— indicating about 1.5 million Americans may die. The panelists did not disagree with our estimate. This compares to seasonal flu’s average of 50K Americans per year. Assume 50% of US population, that’s 160M people infected. With 1% mortality rate that's 1.6M Americans die over the next 12-18 months.]

• Don’t know whether COVID-19 is seasonal but if is and subsides over the summer, it is likely to roar back in fall as the 1918 flu did

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 14:50 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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NatashaBertrand twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 14:18:17 Omg this ⁦@:anitakumar01⁩ story. Jared Kushner asked model Karlie Kloss’ dad (his brother’s father in law) for suggestions to fight coronavirus, so he turned to a Facebook group for ER doctors—telling them he had a “direct channel” to the WH. https://t.co/Vy4mWE1C3h reageer retweet

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NatashaBertrand twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 14:22:06 Asked why Pence was in charge of the coronavirus task force, Kloss replied to the 22,000-person forum: “The only thing that gave me any sense of confidence was that Dr. Anthony Faucci [sic] was on that stage.” reageer retweet

Ffs

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 15:23 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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kylegriffin1 twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 15:00:08 Inbox: Sen. Ted Cruz announces decision to extend self-quarantine until March 17 out of abundance of caution.

"Unfortunately, last night I was informed I had a second interaction with an individual who yesterday tested positive for COVID-19." reageer retweet

Waarom laat die gast zich niet testen?

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 13:43 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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Ik zou d'r niet daten.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 16:19 schreef Szura het volgende:
Yes vanavond weer een door Schoonzoontje Kushner en KKK-Miller voorbereide persconferentie

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 16:28 schreef icecreamfarmer_NL het volgende:

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Toch zou ik niet snel nee zeggen.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 16:59 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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En dan?

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 16:59 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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En dan?

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 17:08 schreef PippenScottie het volgende:

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Alle scholen op slot behalve Trump University, alle horeca dicht behalve Trump hotels en alle grote evenementen gecanceld, behalve Maga rallies.

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When, in January 2016, I wrote that despite being a lifelong Republican who worked in the previous three GOP administrations, I would never vote for Donald Trump, even though his administration would align much more with my policy views than a Hillary Clinton presidency would, a lot of my Republican friends were befuddled. How could I not vote for a person who checked far more of my policy boxes than his opponent?

What I explained then, and what I have said many times since, is that Trump is fundamentally unfit—intellectually, morally, temperamentally, and psychologically—for office. For me, that is the paramount consideration in electing a president, in part because at some point it’s reasonable to expect that a president will face an unexpected crisis—and at that point, the president’s judgment and discernment, his character and leadership ability, will really matter.

David Frum: The worst outcome

“Mr. Trump has no desire to acquaint himself with most issues, let alone master them” is how I put it four years ago. “No major presidential candidate has ever been quite as disdainful of knowledge, as indifferent to facts, as untroubled by his benightedness.” I added this:

Mr. Trump’s virulent combination of ignorance, emotional instability, demagogy, solipsism and vindictiveness would do more than result in a failed presidency; it could very well lead to national catastrophe. The prospect of Donald Trump as commander in chief should send a chill down the spine of every American.

It took until the second half of Trump’s first term, but the crisis has arrived in the form of the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s hard to name a president who has been as overwhelmed by a crisis as the coronavirus has overwhelmed Donald Trump.

The Downfall of the Republican Party
To be sure, the president isn’t responsible for either the coronavirus or the disease it causes, COVID-19, and he couldn’t have stopped it from hitting our shores even if he had done everything right. Nor is it the case that the president hasn’t done anything right; in fact, his decision to implement a travel ban on China was prudent. And any narrative that attempts to pin all of the blame on Trump for the coronavirus is simply unfair. The temptation among the president’s critics to use the pandemic to get back at Trump for every bad thing he’s done should be resisted, and schadenfreude is never a good look.

That said, the president and his administration are responsible for grave, costly errors, most especially the epic manufacturing failures in diagnostic testing, the decision to test too few people, the delay in expanding testing to labs outside the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and problems in the supply chain. These mistakes have left us blind and badly behind the curve, and, for a few crucial weeks, they created a false sense of security. What we now know is that the coronavirus silently spread for several weeks, without us being aware of it and while we were doing nothing to stop it. Containment and mitigation efforts could have significantly slowed its spread at an early, critical point, but we frittered away that opportunity.

“They’ve simply lost time they can’t make up. You can’t get back six weeks of blindness,” Jeremy Konyndyk, who helped oversee the international response to Ebola during the Obama administration and is a senior policy fellow at the Center for Global Development, told The Washington Post. “To the extent that there’s someone to blame here, the blame is on poor, chaotic management from the White House and failure to acknowledge the big picture.”

Ben Rhodes: How Trump designed his White House to fail

Earlier this week, Anthony Fauci, the widely respected director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases whose reputation for honesty and integrity have been only enhanced during this crisis, admitted in congressional testimony that the United States is still not providing adequate testing for the coronavirus. “It is failing. Let’s admit it.” He added, “The idea of anybody getting [testing] easily, the way people in other countries are doing it, we’re not set up for that. I think it should be, but we’re not."

We also know the World Health Organization had working tests that the United States refused, and researchers at a project in Seattle tried to conduct early tests for the coronavirus but were prevented from doing so by federal officials. (Doctors at the research project eventually decided to perform coronavirus tests without federal approval.)

But that’s not all. The president reportedly ignored early warnings of the severity of the virus and grew angry at a CDC official who in February warned that an outbreak was inevitable. The Trump administration dismantled the National Security Council’s global-health office, whose purpose was to address global pandemics; we’re now paying the price for that. “We worked very well with that office,” Fauci told Congress. “It would be nice if the office was still there.” We may face a shortage of ventilators and medical supplies, and hospitals may soon be overwhelmed, certainly if the number of coronavirus cases increases at a rate anything like that in countries such as Italy. (This would cause not only needless coronavirus-related deaths, but deaths from those suffering from other ailments who won’t have ready access to hospital care.)

Some of these mistakes are less serious and more understandable than others. One has to take into account that in government, when people are forced to make important decisions based on incomplete information in a compressed period of time, things go wrong.

Yet in some respects, the avalanche of false information from the president has been most alarming of all. It’s been one rock slide after another, the likes of which we have never seen. Day after day after day he brazenly denied reality, in an effort to blunt the economic and political harm he faced. But Trump is in the process of discovering that he can’t spin or tweet his way out of a pandemic. There is no one who can do to the coronavirus what Attorney General William Barr did to the Mueller report: lie about it and get away with it.

The president’s misinformation and mendacity about the coronavirus are head-snapping. He claimed that it was contained in America when it was actually spreading. He claimed that we had “shut it down” when we had not. He claimed that testing was available when it wasn’t. He claimed that the coronavirus will one day disappear “like a miracle”; it won’t. He claimed that a vaccine would be available in months; Fauci says it will not be available for a year or more.

Trump falsely blamed the Obama administration for impeding coronavirus testing. He stated that the coronavirus first hit the United States later than it actually did. (He said that it was three weeks prior to the point at which he spoke; the actual figure was twice that.) The president claimed that the number of cases in Italy was getting “much better” when it was getting much worse. And in one of the more stunning statements an American president has ever made, Trump admitted that his preference was to keep a cruise ship off the California coast rather than allowing it to dock, because he wanted to keep the number of reported cases of the coronavirus artificially low.

Read: The dangerous delays in U.S. coronavirus testing haven’t stopped

“I like the numbers,” Trump said. “I would rather have the numbers stay where they are. But if they want to take them off, they’ll take them off. But if that happens, all of a sudden your 240 [cases] is obviously going to be a much higher number, and probably the 11 [deaths] will be a higher number too.” (Cooler heads prevailed, and over the president’s objections, the Grand Princess was allowed to dock at the Port of Oakland.)

On and on it goes.

To make matters worse, the president delivered an Oval Office address that was meant to reassure the nation and the markets but instead shook both. The president’s delivery was awkward and stilted; worse, at several points, the president, who decided to ad-lib the teleprompter speech, misstated his administration’s own policies, which the administration had to correct. Stock futures plunged even as the president was still delivering his speech. In his address, the president called for Americans to “unify together as one nation and one family,” despite having referred to Washington Governor Jay Inslee as a “snake” days before the speech and attacking Democrats the morning after it. As The Washington Post’s Dan Balz put it, “Almost everything that could have gone wrong with the speech did go wrong.”

Taken together, this is a massive failure in leadership that stems from a massive defect in character. Trump is such a habitual liar that he is incapable of being honest, even when being honest would serve his interests. He is so impulsive, shortsighted, and undisciplined that he is unable to plan or even think beyond the moment. He is such a divisive and polarizing figure that he long ago lost the ability to unite the nation under any circumstances and for any cause. And he is so narcissistic and unreflective that he is completely incapable of learning from his mistakes. The president’s disordered personality makes him as ill-equipped to deal with a crisis as any president has ever been. With few exceptions, what Trump has said is not just useless; it is downright injurious.

The nation is recognizing this, treating him as a bystander “as school superintendents, sports commissioners, college presidents, governors and business owners across the country take it upon themselves to shut down much of American life without clear guidance from the president,” in the words of Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman of The New York Times.

Donald Trump is shrinking before our eyes.

The coronavirus is quite likely to be the Trump presidency’s inflection point, when everything changed, when the bluster and ignorance and shallowness of America’s 45th president became undeniable, an empirical reality, as indisputable as the laws of science or a mathematical equation.

It has taken a good deal longer than it should have, but Americans have now seen the con man behind the curtain. The president, enraged for having been unmasked, will become more desperate, more embittered, more unhinged. He knows nothing will be the same. His administration may stagger on, but it will be only a hollow shell. The Trump presidency is over.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 17:23 schreef Gehenna het volgende:
Leuk leesvoer: Deze republikein is er volledig van overtuigd dat deze epidemie Trump de kop gaat kosten in de verkiezingen. Omdat nu echt aan het licht gaat komen hoe incapabel die droplul is:

https://www.theatlantic.c(...)sidency-over/607969/
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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 16:59 schreef Ulx het volgende:

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En dan?

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 17:33 schreef KoosVogels het volgende:

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Weet niet of het hem de kop gaat kosten, maar de schrijver legt de vinger duidelijk op de zere plek. Al is 'plekken' wellicht meer van toepassing, want de wijze waarop het Witte Huis reageert op het coronavirus is een grote clusterfuck. Met als dieptepunt die achterlijke speech van woensdag.

Dit krijg je dus als je een incompetente narcistische randdebiel kiest als president.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 17:23 schreef Gehenna het volgende:
Leuk leesvoer: Deze republikein is er volledig van overtuigd dat deze epidemie Trump de kop gaat kosten in de verkiezingen. Omdat nu echt aan het licht gaat komen hoe incapabel die droplul is:

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 15:23 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:

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Dat is precies wat Trump vandaag gaat doen, hij is op weg naar de golfbaan.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 17:41 schreef Monolith het volgende:

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Mja, toch lijkt die incompetentie lang niet door iedereen zo ervaren te worden:
https://fivethirtyeight.c(...)-coronavirus-so-far/

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 17:46 schreef KoosVogels het volgende:

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Dergelijke cijfers kunnen natuurlijk snel veranderen, zeker als het aantal besmettingen snel oploopt. Dat zie je in ons land ook.

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House Republicans have grown skittish about a coronavirus package negotiated by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and are hoping President Donald Trump openly embraces the bill to provide them political cover.

The last-minute nervousness has stalled the passage of the package through the House. As of noon on Friday, there were open questions about whether Trump will support the multibillion-dollar bill.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) went to the White House to meet with Trump, GOP sources said.

A senior House Republican lawmaker, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Trump's demand for a payroll tax cut as part of this legislative package — which could cost hundreds of billions of dollars — is the sticking point right now. Congressional leaders in both parties have been lukewarm to Trump's proposal at best, while also noting it would be something both chambers will take up in the next coronavirus initiative.

Trump will discuss the coronavirus crisis at a 3 p.m. news conference.

Without Trump's endorsement, Democrats are likely to pass the bill along partisan lines, which would signal that it will not get through the Senate and, thereby, is unlikely to become law. A number of top House Republicans huddled in House Minority Whip Steve Scalise's office on Friday morning even as copies of the legislative language began to circulate.

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josh_wingrove twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 13:33:24 Jerry Falwell Jr. is now on Fox speculating that there's a "political reason" for coverage of the virus.

He's also speculating that North Korea, having offered Trump a Christmas gift a few months ago, got together with China to create the virus. reageer retweet

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josh_wingrove twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 13:35:25 He's also advocating "Vexit", whereby right-wing Virginia counties would secede for West Virginia to flee the increasingly dominant Democratic base around Virginia's DC suburbs. reageer retweet

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 18:24 schreef Bluesdude het volgende:
Hoe kwam het virus in Amerika ?
Niet op de eerste plaats via Europa.
https://www.volkskrant.nl(...)l&utm_source=twitter

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 18:25 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:

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Jerry Falwell Jr is de christelijke fundie die Trump steunt omdat hij zo'n goede christen is. Het is ongelofelijk wat een wappies daar rond lopen.

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mattsheffield twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 01:04:04 NEW: Paula White, a top official in the White House Office of Public Liaison, is scheduled to be the featured speaker at a fraudulent April conference promising "supernatural protection from the #coronavirus now" #Covid_19 https://t.co/1GXHGQ1ze9 https://t.co/WouAYKXmJw reageer retweet

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 18:26 schreef KI1234 het volgende:

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CNN beweerde gisteren van wel. Er zouden dertig bekende zaken zijn due uit Europa kwamen.

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Het coronavirus verspreidt zich snel door de VS. Meer dan vijftienhonderd Amerikanen hebben een officiële diagnose: minstens veertig mensen overleefden het virus niet. In de noordwestelijke staat Washington overleden negentien ouderen in hetzelfde verzorgingstehuis.

President Trump nam donderdag een ingrijpende beslissing: de komende dertig dagen geldt een inreisverbod vanuit 26 Europese landen, om verspreiding van het virus te voorkomen.

Volgens Bert Hofman, hoogleraar en afdelingshoofd epidemiologie aan de Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, is het aantal besmettingen waar de autoriteiten weet van hebben slechts het topje van de ijsberg. “Misschien is 20 procent boven water, de rest zie je niet. De meeste besmette Amerikanen lopen waarschijnlijk rond zonder iets te weten.”

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 18:26 schreef KI1234 het volgende:

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CNN beweerde gisteren van wel. Er zouden dertig bekende zaken zijn due uit Europa kwamen.

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 18:25 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:

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Jerry Falwell Jr is de christelijke fundie die Trump steunt omdat hij zo'n goede christen is. Het is ongelofelijk wat een wappies daar rond lopen.

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paulcshipley twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 15:11:25 @TheDailyShow Is there anything more poetic that a Chinese Virus named after a Mexican beer taking Trump out. reageer retweet

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rgoodlaw twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 20:03:47 CNN's @Acosta says President Trump will be speaking on coronavirus extemporaneously, without teleprompters. https://t.co/zaZaqHQL4O reageer retweet

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Op vrijdag 13 maart 2020 20:08 schreef Szura het volgende:

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rgoodlaw twitterde op vrijdag 13-03-2020 om 20:03:47 CNN's @:Acosta says President Trump will be speaking on coronavirus extemporaneously, without teleprompters. https://t.co/zaZaqHQL4O reageer retweet