Benign - You stupid motherfucker. The Navajo Nation isn’t in New England and it’s so bad there that Doctors without Borders is heading there.
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“I think we ought to have a little bit of humility in our belief that we know what’s best for the economy,”
The economy? The F’in ECONOMY? That’s some Ayn Randian sympathy on full display for all to see. Any one who votes “R” please listen, the people you constantly vote for DO NOT GIVE A SH!T ABOUT YOU! You are a drone who’s purpose is to make money for the ruling class. That is all you are. If you get sick and die another drone will take your place.
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Rand Paul is starting to look like the Unibomber on a bad hair day.
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1,000 cases in one meat plant! It boggles the mind.
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‘We can’t do this, there’s going to be a surge,’ will admit that they were wrong if there isn’t a surge, because I think that’s what’s going to happen,'” Paul said.
And when the surge comes, Poodleboy? Are you going to admit you were wrong and do some kind of public penance like allowing your head to be shaved down to the shoulders?
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The only mystery we need to investigate is what prevented him from doing it within a month of living next to the SOB. That is an exercise in self-control that needs to be studied .
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Kentucky’s not in New England either. Newsflash for the Senator:
KY COVID-19 cases up 246 in two days. Total is 6,677. 10-year-old boy on ventilator.
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Rand also suggested that we have to get the little poor children back to school because there is no way their parents can teach them to read or write or do math. All of a sudden, we are worried about poor children?
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“I think we ought to have a little bit of humility in our belief that we know what’s best for the economy,” Paul said. “And as much as I respect you, Dr. Fauci, I don’t think you’re the end-all, I don’t think you’re the one person that gets to make a decision. We can listen to your advice, but there are people on the other side who are saying there’s not going to be a surge and that we can safely open the economy.”
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Wow. I didn’t know it was that bad there either.
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Someone should tell Paul, that while it’s ok to have faith in ‘45’, this pandemic is also Trump’s second major epidemic.
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CT is not mid-Atlantic, but your point is taken.
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somebody better show him the polls on all of this.
America does not agree with you, Rand. It does not agree with you or with Trump or with governors who agree with Trump and are opening up. Americans do not agree in very large numbers.
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Yep, you can hardly find a new case of the virus anywhere in the US now. I swear, Virginia had about a total of 1000 6 weeks ago, now it’s up to 26,000. And, VA, not even in New England!
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Does Paul have any knowledge of what’s going on? Has he not heard of the rural packing plant crisis?
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I had a boss that would criticize me for speaking with authority.
I told him, “That’s why you pay me.”
The end.
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“We’re opening up a lot of economies around the U.S. and I hope that people who are predicting doom and gloom and who are saying, ‘We can’t do this, there’s going to be a surge,’ will admit that they were wrong if there isn’t a surge, because I think that’s what’s going to happen,'” Paul said.
“Outside of New England,” Paul added, “we’ve had a relatively benign course for this virus nationwide, and I think the one-size-fits-all, that we’re going to have a national strategy and nobody’s going to go to school, is kind of ridiculous.”
The power over COVID-19 health policy, Paul said, “needs to be dispersed because people make wrong predictions. And really the history of this, when we look back, will be of wrong prediction after wrong prediction after wrong prediction.”
“I think we ought to have a little bit of humility in our belief that we know what’s best for the economy,” Paul said. “And as much as I respect you, Dr. Fauci, I don’t think you’re the end-all, I don’t think you’re the one person that gets to make a decision. We can listen to your advice, but there are people on the other side who are saying there’s not going to be a surge and that we can safely open the economy.”
On what scientific basis does Paul think a surge is not going to happen?
Who has been proposing a one-size-fits-all national strategy?
Is Paul suggesting that there are places in the country where it is safe to return to school right now?
Has the course of the virus nationwide really been relatively benign outside of New England?
How does Paul know what the history of this pandemic will be once history is written?
If the power over COVID-19 health policy is dispersed, how will it be coordinated? Who will make the final decisions, and how will that person make his or her decisions?
Who is claiming that he or she knows what’s best for the economy?
Is Fauci making economic decisions?
What’s the other side?
Who are the people on the other side, and what scientific evidence are they relying on?
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Apparently not or he thinks nobody else does. Texas has 38,000+ cases.
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Remember to wash your hands after punching a dumbass.
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meanwhile
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