Trump has done his best to make it that way, but I'm positive we'll recover.
So is “Operation Warp Speed” another Trump lie?
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That you have no clue I am well aware.
Time will tell. Unlike you, I'm patient enough to wait for the facts. You're the conspiracy theorist who starts spreading rumors if information isn't immediately made available...unless it's Trump holding the info, then you're fine with it.
I am a member of the Rebellion against the Failed Elite Class, who is never shy about fingering why the future is the Empire.
Star Wars was a good series, but I confess to not having seen the last movie or two.
BTW, Darth Trump is the Failed Elite Class. The rebellion is against him and those like him.
The problem with trump supporting all sides, but refusing to work for any, is that you cannot say how terrible wanting $2k per person is, without attacking trump. But you cannot saying how terrible zero per person is, without attacking trump.
The bottom line is that Trump is playing petty politics with people's lives because he's upset about losing the election. As such, like the COVID pandemic, his administration fucked up the relief bill.
I don't need $2K much less $600 but a lot of Americans do need the money for food and housing relief. Our government has failed the American people who need them most.
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Biden finally praises Operation Warp Speed
https://nypost.com/2020/12/22/biden-finally-praises-operation-warp-speed/
That is not how the world works. Each generation gets the benefits of the past generations, but also has to assume the debts of that generation. No baby pays his own way.
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To date $18 billion has been spent on expediting the AZN, Moderna and Novavax vaccines. It's up there with the rollout of penicillin in time for Operation Overlord and the Pacific Theatre. Without doubt that save millions of lives.
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What's laughable?
We need MORE than 100 million in 100 days. Much more. But at least Biden has a plan.
Trump just golfs the days away while we average 1 million a week - which will get us back to normal by, say, 2025 or so...
A drop in the bucket considering the CBO predictions on what COVID-19 is costing the nation.
Trump fucked us with his pettiness and personal squabbles.
https://www.cbo.gov/system/files/2020-06/56388-CBO-Scott-Letter.pdf
Projected Federal Deficits for 2020 and 2021
You also asked how large CBO anticipates the federal deficit will be in
fiscal year 2020. In late April, CBO provided preliminary projections of
federal deficits in fiscal years 2020 and 2021, which took into account
recent events and the enactment of pandemic-related legislation.
According to those projections, if laws currently in place governing spending and
revenues generally remained unchanged and no significant additional
emergency funding was provided, the federal deficit would be roughly
$3.7 trillion in fiscal year 2020 and $2.1 trillion next year. (In CBO’s
March baseline projections, deficits were just over $1 trillion in each of
those years.)
Speaking of wastes of space, what sort of brainless skin bag thinks Trump did anything even remotely helpful related to COVID and then posts a Daily Mail "article" calling medicine a "miracle"? I bet you think the earth is flat and gawd turns on the sun each morning.
Syphilitic gook? Well, I'll be damned. There's an entire thread somewhere about what a piece of shit you are. I sort of had your back because I don't know who you are, but I see now that the entire rest of the forum was right about you.
Fuck you, cracker.
I don't understand how you are measuring success. Simply because vaccines were developed, approved, and administered quickly you think Trump was successful? Even a Trumpist has to realize how abysmally he handled COVID. He literally could not have done worse. Thousands and thousands of people are dead because of him and you want to pat him on the back?
Because the Oxford vaccine also stimulates T cells -not just antibodies.
right in the article you never bother to read
I saw a piece about a smallpox outbreak in NYC in 1947. They were able to mobilize and vaccinate over. 6 million people in about 3 weeks of the discovery of the outbreak. The rapid response was credited with limiting the outbreak to 12 people, 10 of whom recovered, while 2 died.
That’s what can happen when there’s commitment.