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You(all of you) are orangemanbading cos he send medical aid to dying people... you guys are sick, there is no other way of putting it... be gone parasites
Orangutanman totally derailed this evenings COVID-19 briefing, after two WH officials took the podium to lick his assssss.
A reporter asked about this and what the WH has planned for those that don't have and can't afford health insurance - Trump passed it to lame duck Pence and he just praised Trump for the commitment he got from the insurance companies. The reporter responded three times that Pence was evading his actual question, and it was just ignored.Sorry poor people, no health insurance for you
Trump rejects Obamacare special enrollment period amid pandemic
President Donald Trump and administration officials recently said they were considering relaunching HealthCare.gov.www.politico.com
The Trump administration has decided against reopening Obamacare enrollment to uninsured Americans during the coronavirus pandemic, defying calls from health insurers and Democrats to create a special sign-up window amid the health crisis.
President Donald Trump and administration officials recently said they were considering relaunching HealthCare.gov, the federal enrollment site, and insurers said they privately received assurances from health officials overseeing the law's marketplace. However, a White House official on Tuesday evening told POLITICO the administration will not reopen the site for a special enrollment period, and that the administration is "exploring other options."
The annual enrollment period for HealthCare.gov closed months ago, and a special enrollment period for the coronavirus could have extended the opportunity for millions of uninsured Americans to newly seek out coverage. Still, the law already allows a special enrollment for people who have lost their workplace health plans, so the health care law may still serve as a safety net after a record surge in unemployment stemming from the pandemic.
You didn't even read your own links. You're just trolling. 1st one say the virus is not that serious.Could it be that you're cherry picking to suit your narrative? Surely not!
From January:
The Deceptively Simple Number Sparking Coronavirus Fears
Here’s what the oft-cited R0 number tells us about the new outbreak—and what it doesn’t.A coronavirus outbreak is spreading quickly. Here’s what you need to know.
Thousands have been sickened by a new coronavirus in more than a dozen countries, including the US.Did China downplay the coronavirus outbreak early on?
A new study shows the virus took off weeks earlier than Chinese officials have suggested.Hong Kong declares a state of emergency in response to five confirmed coronavirus cases
Globally, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases has risen to 1,354.Coronavirus: from one food market to global panic
China was praised for its early response to the diseaseCoronavirus: 100,000 may already be infected, experts warn
UK government urged to reassure public that NHS is ready for cases within daysCoronavirus's ability to spread getting stronger, China suggests
Officials announce new measures to contain disease, including wildlife trade ban and bus suspensions
From start of Feb:
The New Coronavirus Is a Truly Modern Epidemic
New diseases are mirrors that reflect how a society works—and where it fails.“No country is fully prepared”: Why the coronavirus outbreak is a huge wake-up call
A top biosecurity expert says the US and the world aren’t ready for a big, mass-casualty pandemic.
And meanwhile, Fox News:
Oh, and let's not forget what senators saw in a briefing in early February, and only Democrats raised the alarm bells, while Trump and Republicans were still downplaying it publicly, while selling stocks privately and telling donors the truth.
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because what really would have made a difference is having a politician focused on this still ...
They got rid of the professional.
a naval officer charged with overseeing something he has no training in ... yeah try again
you're merely affirming my point, a politician should not be in charge at all and is not needed, not Pence, not Ziemer, none.
He's doing a surprisingly good job. And his role isn't to be a health professional but rather like a project manager. If he handles some of the coordination it frees up the health professionals to do more important stuff.
TDS. The other countries aren't doing nearly the same amount of testing. And you have to compare the US with the EU for population size.
Dude they are also doing a kak job. Both are doing a kak job.
