It’s because we usually think with our little heads.
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Vietnam War, check.
WWI, in process.
WWII, TBD, possible execution with second wave.
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They really are desperate, to bring this candyass out of the closet and put him on view to the press.
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Jared Kushner: We’re Doing Amazing With This Pandemic!
Kushner Industries profits are up 1500%
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Gaslighting 101.
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Shitty grammar and a shitty lie.
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So anyone got any new numbers for those States that have decided to open yet? Any new infection numbers? Is it too soon in the day?
There’s your metric, Jared. There’s your metric.
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Is he dead yet? These are inhumane people, doing amazingly well. How could you say such a thing?
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Jared Kushner: We’re Doing Amazing With This Pandemic!
I believe they have.
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Like Ted Bundy, without the charisma.
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That would be zero deaths.
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I… That’s… 
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Narrator: “The desperate political spinning atop the coffins of the dead was met with derision and dismissal in light of emerging facts.”
To be effective, contact tracing requires readily available diagnostic testing, plus a public health workforce large enough to track down all cases and contacts. The United States and many other countries currently have neither. “We’re not where we need to be right now,” says Crystal Watson, a public health preparedness expert at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
As of April 29, the United States has conducted nearly 5.8 million COVID-19 tests, reporting an average of 230,000 tests per day the week before, according to the COVID Tracking Project, launched by The Atlantic . That may sound like a lot, but about 20 percent of those cases have come back positive. For a country to be confident that it’s identifying most cases, and not just the people who are obviously sick, 10 percent of tests, or fewer, should come back positive according to the World Health Organization.
Experts differ on how much more testing we need. An April 20 report from Harvard University estimates the United States may need 5 million tests a day by early June to safely reopen its economy, eventually building to 20 million tests a day. The American Enterprise Institute released a report March 29 estimating 750,000 tests per day will suffice. That number is proportional to South Korea’s testing approach, where a robust contact tracing system has helped control the outbreak.
An estimated 100,000 contact tracerswill need to be quickly trained and deployed to control the spread of COVID-19 in the United States, according to an April 10 analysis by Watson and her colleagues at Johns Hopkins and ASTHO.
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Well, that should help reduce the unemployment numbers.
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98% of men approve of Trump’s handling of Stormy Daniels.
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Feel free to use mine.
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" none of the states have met the federal government’s guidelines recommending that state economies reopen if the number of cases decline for 14 consecutive days."
Don’t worry. That “milestone” will be reached as soon as Trump cuts off the flow of test kits…or starts handing out deliberately broken ones.
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They are doing amazing. The administration is responsible for more deaths than any war in American history except the Civil War and WWII. They have done it in only 3 months. Amazing job Jared. Just like America would have expected from your crime family.
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He is not an expert. The Trump administration has no plan to manage the Covid-19 outbreak in the U.S. except to let people die for the economy. The empathy gene is missing from the entire Trump clan including the inlaws. This wax figure known as Jared Kushner needs to head back to Madame Tussauds for a touch-up.
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161k dead Americans in WWI. It’s within reach!
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