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I unironically hope he chokes to death on his lung goop. If only Pence had it too lmao.
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Rightoids mad
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"So many of us since March have been doing everything we can to preserve the health of ourselves and our families and our communities."
Have you noticed it's only the Right that ever saves their receipts?"So many of us since March have been doing everything we can to preserve the health of ourselves and our families and our communities."
Pretty neat trick. Conveniently cutting out January and February when the media and their friends in politics were calling Trump's early efforts racist and xenophobic and actively undermining the response to COVID. Let's crack open the vault again...
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Clip from February 28th.
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Pictured: NYC Mayor de Blasio doing everything he can to preserve the health of ourselves and our families and our communities.
And then CNN dropped this gem:
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And who can forget the media panic and loads and loads of backpedaling:
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What a difference a month makes.
But then again I suppose a lot of this stuff never happened because nothing was wrong in January or February. It only became important when the media got their head out of their collective ass and decided it wasa good vector to use against President Trumpimportant.
Trump will want to get back to campaigning as soon as possible even with COVID-19. He can't do in-person rallies since he is sick, but he could try virtual rallies from the White House. I'd like to see how many people tune in to hear him speak. I'd bet it would surprise a lot of people.My guess is his doctors will monitor him in more or less the same way as in the hospital, the specifics on quarantining really depends on the layout of the White House, he needs a room to live in, a room to work in, and something that works for campaigning.
The Regeneron treatment would have severely stunted his infection, it could be 10% to a maximum of 50% of what it used to be from that alone, the effect lasts at least 7 days before dropping off, he should be mostly covered until he naturally develops antibodies in the second week and the virus dies out.
He's on a five day course of Remdesivir, so he'll keep taking that, they'll keep checking his liver for inflammation, and his infection will be even weaker from it.
There are a couple of mitigating circumstances here. VP Bush was in Texas (and Alexander Haig was at the White House saying that he was in charge because the Vice President wasn't there (for which he would rightly catch hell later). Also, they weren't sure he had been shot -- Reagan himself didn't think so -- until he was in the hospital. In that the press secretary, James Brady, was himself about to die, he wasn't available to issue press releases. (To show it was a different time, as he was getting prepped for surgery, Reagan said, "I hope everybody here is a Republican," to which the surgeon, a Democrat, said, "Today, Mr. President, we're all Republicans.") So at the time there was nothing certain to release and no one to release it. A pretty tense day, but, hey, the Gipper!Reagan's condition was definitely obscured after his assassination attempt. I don't think misinformation was released, but they only released info that painted the Reagan's condition in a positive or reassuring light.
No, it didn't. First symptoms were after he left office. Thanks for playing.Reagan's brain turned into oatmeal during his second term due to Alzheimer's
Genuine question since Tim Pool brought this up, why do men need to wear make ups? I understand why women do it but that seems superfluous for men to do.View attachment 1640443
Local journalist discovers that Orange Man is not, in fact, naturally orange.
Hey, did anyone else notice that in the last video Trump put out, the camera's not completely stable? It's kind of bobbing around a little, almost like he's on a boat.
For the purposes of recording television makeup is used to make a person's skin appear more natural under studio lighting. Without it everyone starts to look like they're sweaty as the light catches the oil on their skin.Genuine question since Tim Pool brought this up, why do men need to wear make ups? I understand why women do it but that seems superfluous for men to do.
I have no idea why men doll themselves up like whores and I have no idea why Trump rolls around in Tang powder for breakfast. I'm not sure that Tim Pool is the best person to talk about masking undesirable, physical traits considering he wears a sock on his head 24/7 to cover up the fact that we can see his baldness from space.Genuine question since Tim Pool brought this up, why do men need to wear make ups? I understand why women do it but that seems superfluous for men to do.
Genuine question since Tim Pool brought this up, why do men need to wear make ups? I understand why women do it but that seems superfluous for men to do.
It makes them more presentable on TV. For example, this was a major contrast in the 1960 election debates. JFK was young, made up, and looked like a Chad, while Nixon was unshaven and unkempt.I have no idea why men doll themselves up like whores and I have no idea why Trump rolls around in Tang powder for breakfast. I'm not sure that Tim Pool is the best person to talk about masking undesirable, physical traits considering he wears a sock on his head 24/7 to cover up the fact that we can see his baldness from space.
Hmm, fascinating. The man has a master of understanding media and culture.For the purposes of recording television makeup is used to make a person's skin appear more natural under studio lighting. Without it everyone starts to look like they're sweaty as the light catches the oil on their skin.
In President Trump's case, he also has a specific image that he's cultivated over his years in media. It's no coincidence that he generally looks about the same no matter where he goes. Trump likely uses a lot more makeup than other Presidents besides James Buchanan. You can thank his career in media for that.
The classic example is the Kennedy/Nixon debate where people who listened to it on the radio said Nixon won but those who watched it said Kennedy won because he put on make up and Nixon didn't.For the purposes of recording television makeup is used to make a person's skin appear more natural under studio lighting. Without it everyone starts to look like they're sweaty as the light catches the oil on their skin.
He looks a little silly in some lightings but when it works it works. At the debate I specifically noticed that Trump looked tan and healthy whereas Biden looked pale and old.For the purposes of recording television makeup is used to make a person's skin appear more natural under studio lighting. Without it everyone starts to look like they're sweaty as the light catches the oil on their skin.
In President Trump's case, he also has a specific image that he's cultivated over his years in media. It's no coincidence that he generally looks about the same no matter where he goes. Trump likely uses a lot more makeup than other Presidents besides James Buchanan. You can thank his career in media for that.
He had to look nice in his dresses.Now I'd like to know more about James Buchanan of all things doing with so much make up.
Genuine question since Tim Pool brought this up, why do men need to wear make ups? I understand why women do it but that seems superfluous for men to do.
Doctors have killed so many US presidents, though. Garfield while in office, Washington after. It’s a legitimate consideration, probably not a concern though.The absolute state of The USA Today:
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The most powerful individual on the planet is getting too much medical attention. Right.