DAMN!! How will HISTORY look back on Trump, Fox News & all his supporters during Coronavirus & AFTER he leaves office? UPDATE: Trump WON
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Data shows New York’s coronavirus outbreak ‘past the high point’: Cuomo
The worst of the coronavirus’ tear through the Empire State appears to have passed, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Sunday — but there’s one big ‘if,’ he stressed, as another 507 New…
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Donald Trump tweets racially-charged attack on Joe Biden showing fake Barack Obama
Donald Trump tweets racially-charged attack on Joe Biden showing fake Barack Obama watching his former VP speak nonsensically in a meme made from an All State ad President Donald Trump tweeted a campaign ad featuring racially-charged attack on Joe Biden 30-second spot features Barack Obama Ad...
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‘There’s nothing about this that makes sense’: Georgia Democrats rail against Kemp’s move to reopen state
Workers in bowling alleys, gyms, hair salons and tattoo parlors could return to their jobs as early as Friday.
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This quote perfectly explains Trump base...
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Joe Biden's "four Cs" of Trump coronavirus criticism
The campaign memo offers a detailed look at Biden's campaign plans.
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Las Vegas Mayor Embarrasses Herself During Absolutely Batshit Coronavirus CNN Interview
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, who has railed against Nevada's stay-at-home orders, said it was up to casinos and hotels to figure out how to safely reopen.
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It's going to be a black eye he's going to have to wear for life and once it's over a lot of shit will come out mixed with the bullshit that's already out, making it where we'll never know the truth really.
10 good documentaries,200+ books and a few podcast, websites and whatever else you can sell.
10 good documentaries,200+ books and a few podcast, websites and whatever else you can sell.
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Las Vegas Mayor Embarrasses Herself During Absolutely Batshit Coronavirus CNN Interview
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, who has railed against Nevada's stay-at-home orders, said it was up to casinos and hotels to figure out how to safely reopen.www.thedailybeast.com
this woman is batshit crazy
Coronavirus: How the Trump administration has stood in the way of PPE distribution
https://www.vox.com/2020/4/4/21208122/ppe-distribution-trump-administration-states How the Trump administration has stood in the way of PPE distribution States are competing for supplies, and manufacturers aren’t sure who to ship PPE to first. By Terry Nguyenterry.nguyen@voxmedia.com Apr 4...
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Top Coronavirus Aide’s Last Job Was Breeding Dogs: Report
By Matt Stieb
HHS Secretary Alex Azar, who hired dog breeder Brian Harrison. Photo: Getty Images
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American lives are full of unexpected second acts and if any Fitzgerald reader tells you otherwise, point them to the example of Brian Harrison. Chief of staff to Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, Harrison has been tasked with handling the agency’s day-to-day coronavirus response despite his short résumé in public health: According to Reuters, prior to joining HHS, he ran a dog-breeding business.
While Harrison’s official HHS biography states that he “ran a small business in Texas” prior to joining the Trump administration in January of 2018, Reuters reports that he was the owner of Dallas Labradoodles. According to the company’s website, he and his family settled on Australian Labradoodles — a mix between Labrador retrievers and poodles — in 2012 “after much research.” Harrison, 37, sold the firm for $225,000 in April of 2018, after he joined HHS.
As a key figure in the department — which oversees all public-health agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — Harrison has played a critical role in the administration’s response: “Everyone had to report up through him,” an HHS official told Reuters. And there’s been some resentment over his placement in a role for which he wasn’t exactly qualified. According to Reuters, five sources said that officials in the White House — itself run by a uniquely unqualified president — “derisively called him ‘the dog breeder.’”
As the Trump administration employs upmarket dog experts in critical public-health roles, on Tuesday a top vaccine expert, Dr. Rick Bright, was removed from his position as head of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority. “Specifically, and contrary to misguided directives, I limited the broad use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, promoted by the administration as a panacea, but which clearly lack scientific merit,” Bright told the New York Times. Though Trump has pushed the anti-malarial drug as a cure-all since late March, he has not mentioned chloroquine in recent days, as a new study shows it could lead to a higher death rate.
By Matt Stieb
HHS Secretary Alex Azar, who hired dog breeder Brian Harrison. Photo: Getty Images
We’re committed to keeping our readers informed.
We’ve removed our paywall from essential coronavirus news stories. Become a subscriber to support our journalists. Subscribe now.
American lives are full of unexpected second acts and if any Fitzgerald reader tells you otherwise, point them to the example of Brian Harrison. Chief of staff to Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, Harrison has been tasked with handling the agency’s day-to-day coronavirus response despite his short résumé in public health: According to Reuters, prior to joining HHS, he ran a dog-breeding business.
While Harrison’s official HHS biography states that he “ran a small business in Texas” prior to joining the Trump administration in January of 2018, Reuters reports that he was the owner of Dallas Labradoodles. According to the company’s website, he and his family settled on Australian Labradoodles — a mix between Labrador retrievers and poodles — in 2012 “after much research.” Harrison, 37, sold the firm for $225,000 in April of 2018, after he joined HHS.
As a key figure in the department — which oversees all public-health agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — Harrison has played a critical role in the administration’s response: “Everyone had to report up through him,” an HHS official told Reuters. And there’s been some resentment over his placement in a role for which he wasn’t exactly qualified. According to Reuters, five sources said that officials in the White House — itself run by a uniquely unqualified president — “derisively called him ‘the dog breeder.’”
As the Trump administration employs upmarket dog experts in critical public-health roles, on Tuesday a top vaccine expert, Dr. Rick Bright, was removed from his position as head of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority. “Specifically, and contrary to misguided directives, I limited the broad use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, promoted by the administration as a panacea, but which clearly lack scientific merit,” Bright told the New York Times. Though Trump has pushed the anti-malarial drug as a cure-all since late March, he has not mentioned chloroquine in recent days, as a new study shows it could lead to a higher death rate.
Some Ultra-Orthodox Yeshivas Still Holding Classes In Brooklyn, Despite Schools Ban
"It started slowly, and by now, after the holiday, even the bigger schools are slowly opening more and more classes."
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Officials counter Trump’s suggestion that heat, light and disinfectants could be coronavirus treatments
After White House officials shared findings on the effects of sunlight and common cleaning supplies on the coronavirus, the president suggested heat, light and disinfectant be looked into as possible treatments. Dr. Deborah Birx, coordinator of the White House coronavirus response, said she...
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Officials counter Trump’s suggestion that heat, light and disinfectants could be coronavirus treatments
After White House officials shared findings on the effects of sunlight and common cleaning supplies on the coronavirus, the president suggested heat, light and disinfectant be looked into as possible treatments. Dr. Deborah Birx, coordinator of the White House coronavirus response, said she...
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Trump also suggested the possibility of injecting disinfectants as a treatment for coronavirus COMMON SENSE and REAL MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS respond
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"Trump says he was being 'sarcastic' when he made disinfectant comments" https://twitter.com/i/events/1253770050751705089