On Thursday the White House unveiled guidelines for “Opening Up America Again” outlining a phased
approach to restoring normal commerce and services, but only for places with
strong testing and seeing a decrease in COVID-19 cases.
In the days before this announcement, President Trump was savagely
destroying the Democrat Media Complex.
President Trump was
challenged at Monday's coronavirus press briefing for the way his
administration has responded to the coronavirus crisis when he played a video
criticizing the media’s reactions throughout this Chop Sticky Sicky pandemic. It
was a bitch-slap of epic proportion.
So effective was the
video that CBS White House Correspondent Paula Reid argued disrespectfully with
the President asking what he did with the time after he ordered a ban on travel
to the United States for anyone coming from China and Europe in January and the
initialization of his Administration’s response to the outbreak.
What did you do with
the time that bought you? The video has
a complete gap for the month of February,” she snarled. “Are these rants supposed to make people feel
confident?”
The timeline provided
great detail of every step the Trump Administration took to slow the spread and
prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed with active cases of the disease.
"Look, look, you
know you're a fake. You know that. Your whole network, the way you cover it is
fake. And most of you, not all of you, but the people are wise to you. That's
why you have a lower approval rating than you ever had before," Trump
said.
At Tuesday's
coronavirus press briefing, President Trump announced he was halting U.S.
funding of the World Health Organization (WHO) after several errors were made which
shielded China from scrutiny and the pissing and moaning from the press went into
effing overdrive.
In 2018-19, the
U.S. contributed nearly
$900 million to WHO's budget. That was about one-fifth of the
organization's $4.4 billion budget for those years.
A more detailed WHO budget
document provided by the U.S. mission in Geneva showed that in 2019, the United
States provided $452 million, including nearly $119 million in assessed
funding. In its most recent budget proposal from February, the Trump
administration called for slashing the U.S. assessed funding contribution to
the WHO to $57.9 million.
During the briefing, CNN’s
Jim Acosta shared
via Twitter a running list of "scapegoats" he accused the President
of blaming. "Scapegoats blamed by Trump for Coronavirus pandemic: World
Health Organization, Members of News Media, Democrats in Congress, Governors,
(Not himself)," Acosta tweeted later adding, “Other scapegoats blamed by
Trump: China, Obama Administration.”
Jim Acosta loves
nothing more than Jim Acosta and he is totally oblivious to the fact he makes
everyone in the press look bad and is actually helping the President get
re-elected.
Also on Tuesday, The
World’s Most Dangerous Community Organizer endorsed Joe Biden’s candidacy for
President. Speculation began to swirl on
the Twitter machine about who Corn Pop’s nemesis would pick to be his running
mate. The top picks were Pocahontas and Kamala “Spank Me” Harris.
I had a lot of fun
Thursday poking fun at the idiots running Biden’s digital campaign. The geniuses put up a website encouraging
Sleepy Joe’s supporters to help him come up with a code for his campaign. You never intervene when your enemy is destroying
himself but I took pity on the bumbling fool.
I shouldn't be helping you Joe, but I feel sorry for you. So here's a code: pic.twitter.com/1eOggu09wt— PoliticalClownParade (@PoliticalClownP) April 16, 2020
The same clueless dolts
were also encouraging Joe’s supporters to create their own avatar declaring
they were on Team Joe. Talk about a
disaster. A bajillion people had a heyday
with this one. So did yours truly.
@realDonaldTrump The Biden campaign is urging his supporters to create an avatar. Here's mine. What do you think of it? pic.twitter.com/9uNrFrZTRd— PoliticalClownParade (@PoliticalClownP) April 16, 2020
— PoliticalClownParade (@PoliticalClownP) April 17, 2020
Friday, April 17th was Jim Acosta’s
birthday. Communist China celebrated the
illustrious day for its chief mouthpiece. 2020 is, after all, the Year of the
Rat. I shit you not.
One of the richest
members of Congress, Nancy Pelosi, went on late night TV to share with America
how’s she coping during the awful mess China wrought on the world. She did so from her ivory tower perched on a
barstool in her kitchen. She gave us a
tour of the freezer chocked full of $13-a-pint Jeni’s gourmet chocolate ice cream found in her $24,000 fridges all while cheering
on her Democrat minions for blocking desperately needed coronavirus relief for
small businesses.
Many are confused as to
why this woman would act this way. Wonder
no more. I have the answer:
#BatAppreciationDay
was trending on Twitter yesterday.
Again, I shit you not. Here is
where I quote the evil Vizzini from The Princess Bride wherein he says, “I
don't think that word means what you think it means.”
At least four federal
class-action lawsuits have been filed against the Chinese government that aim
to recover trillions of dollars in damages for what plaintiffs allege is
China's failure to contain the coronavirus outbreak and notify the
international community about its dangers.
The plaintiffs claim
that the Chinese government intentionally misled the international community
about the coronavirus and its devastating medical and economic consequences.
I’m a boomer so I used Saturday Night Fever as my way of pointing to the cavalier manner in which Red China danced around for more than two months before saying a peep. I like what one person said: “This is China’s Chernobyl moment.”
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