I guess they haven't been paying attention for the last year. We built the plateau he starts from over the last three months. To believe that it will disappear in weeks is to believe in fantasy. What I think they can't process is a President telling the truth.AunBear89 said:
Righteous Righties are predictable - hypocrites and a-holes.
NOW your concerned about the federal government's policy re: the pandemic? But when Trump was doing f&ck all, it was all rainbows and ponies?
bearister said:
Why is it that all the wealthy Republicans I know that are 65-69 years old have all been vaccinated even when people older and those more in need have not been vacc
bearister said:
Why is it that all the wealthy Republicans I know that are 65-69 years old have all been vaccinated even when people older and those more in need have not been vacc
Go!Bears said:I guess they haven't been paying attention for the last year. We built the plateau he starts from over the last three months. To believe that it will disappear in weeks is to believe in fantasy. What I think they can't process is a President telling the truth.AunBear89 said:
Righteous Righties are predictable - hypocrites and a-holes.
NOW your concerned about the federal government's policy re: the pandemic? But when Trump was doing f&ck all, it was all rainbows and ponies?
dimitrig said:
Take no responsibility for a pandemic for an entire year? Blame Biden for saying he doesn't have a quick fix.
BearForce2 said:dimitrig said:
Take no responsibility for a pandemic for an entire year? Blame Biden for saying he doesn't have a quick fix.
No, it's more simple than that. Biden's campaign was, we have a plan they don't. Now, in his first week, "there's nothing we can do....."
It took only 3 days for this moron to go on the attack...after no criticism of his master tRumps for the last four years. LMK5, you are pathetic.LMK5 said:
Is Joe throwing in the towel before he gets one off the rack? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/22/biden-says-nothing-can-change-the-trajectory-of-covid-pandemic-over-the-next-several-months.html
BearForce2 said:dimitrig said:
Take no responsibility for a pandemic for an entire year? Blame Biden for saying he doesn't have a quick fix.
No, it's more simple than that. Biden's campaign was, we have a plan they don't. Now, in his first week, "there's nothing we can do....."
dimitrig said:BearForce2 said:dimitrig said:
Take no responsibility for a pandemic for an entire year? Blame Biden for saying he doesn't have a quick fix.
No, it's more simple than that. Biden's campaign was, we have a plan they don't. Now, in his first week, "there's nothing we can do....."
Sort of like the Republican's plan for healthcare then, except they had 4 years to do something about it - 2 while they controlled all branches of government.
calpoly said:It took only 3 days for this moron to go on the attack...after no criticism of his master tRumps for the last four years. LMK5, you are pathetic.LMK5 said:
Is Joe throwing in the towel before he gets one off the rack? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/22/biden-says-nothing-can-change-the-trajectory-of-covid-pandemic-over-the-next-several-months.html
Once again, for the people in the back:LMK5 said:
The problem here is that up till now we've been told that lockdowns are our way of modulating the spread. Biden seems to have blown this up with "nothing we can do to change the trajectory of the virus over the next several months." It's quite a departure.
He has also said that things are going to get worse before they get better. Then why are things starting to open up? Why is UC, for the first time, talking about in-person classes? Why is Cuomo now allowing spectators at football games? Why is DC reopening schools in this environment?: https://www.hillrag.com/2020/11/18/dcps-begins-phased-reopening-as-cases-surge/
The timing of all this is something of a head-scratcher to some, but somewhat predictable to others.
Perhaps Biden is just managing expectations. I do think that increasing mask compliance nationwide, if possible in this environment, would positively impact the trajectory of the virus. If Biden was referring to nearterm death totals, he's correct that it's already too late to do anything about it. 400k have already died and we are probably looking at another 100k dead from people who got sick before Biden took office. From that perspective, the trajectory is set. That isn't to say that what we do from here on our is meaningless. The best time to take action was yesterday. The second best is today. Let's stop the whining and do something.dajo9 said:
I'm no expert but it seems pretty straightforward to me. Lockdowns have been very effective in places where the public supported them, like New Jersey and Australia.
Now we have a vaccine. With the vaccine we will be in the same place in 6 months with or without lockdowns. The cost-benefit analysis has changed. Get the vaccine out.
If you actually read the whole statement and not just the cherry-picked portion the right-wing media is running with, it's pretty clear that's exactly what he was talking about.Unit2Sucks said:
If Biden was referring to nearterm death totals, he's correct that it's already too late to do anything about it.
Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
BearForce2 said:Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
Eric Swalwell who serves on the Intelligence Committee was compromised by a Chinese spy.
BearForce2 said:Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
Eric Swalwell who serves on the Intelligence Committee was compromised by a Chinese spy. Can you imagine living in his district?
going4roses said:BearForce2 said:Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
Eric Swalwell who serves on the Intelligence Committee was compromised by a Chinese spy. Can you imagine living in his district?
Is it possible for you to tell the truth every once in a while?
BearForce2 said:going4roses said:BearForce2 said:Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
Eric Swalwell who serves on the Intelligence Committee was compromised by a Chinese spy. Can you imagine living in his district?
Is it possible for you to tell the truth every once in a while?
You desire truth all of a sudden?
Did Swalwell not land a fart on MSNBC and deny it?
Are we to believe Swalwell did not bang bang the Fang Fang?
Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
dimitrig said:Big C said:going4roses said:
Can you imagine living in her district, where pretty much most of the people you run into in public support her?
I'll be staying in the East Bay, thank you very much.
She can introduce all the crazy bills she wants. They will never even make it out of committee. This woman is a wannabe AOC except she's not educated nor compassionate.
Edit: Now that I think of it she's like Colorado's Sarah Palin
