Here I thought Trump was Putin’s political weapon, but it turns out he’s his biological weapon too?
I can just see Trump refusing to leave the WH and having to be taken out by a Hazmat team.
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Just saw that—14 points, wowowow. That debate didn’t help much.
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The number of people he’s in contact with and how much protective gear they’d be wearing.
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Trump is DESPERATE to get back to his Nuremberg Rallies so he can bath in the adulation of the Marching Morons.
The medications he is on have exacerbated his Malignant Narcissism even more and he is out of control, DEMANDING that the Doctors release him Tuesday so he can “ascend the podium” at a Huge Rally and PROVE to the slavering adulation of the ignorant masses that HE IS THE UBER-MAN. That HE BEAT COVID-19. That HE IS THEIR GOD.
It has made him all the more dangerous, and proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that he DOES NOT CARE what happens to anyone around him, even his own family (like we needed any more proof of that.)
Remember, these are MILITARY DOCTORS and Trump as CiC can ORDER them to release him.
I 'll bet money he is out, if not later today, then Tomorrow Morning at the latest (unless he relapses.)
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Pence was widely considered to be the single stupidest person in Indiana.
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You should worry more about asteroids.
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Dexamathasone ( I use it daily ) really doesn’t have any side effects of note if used properly. It’s an anti-inflammatory glucocorticoid medication that’s used in COVID treatments to limit pulmonary inflammation, reduce fluid accumulation and enhance gas exchange. I know the geniuses are talking about immune-suppression with DexSP but that’s a stretch. If used at anti inflammatory doses it won’t do that. It’s too short acting. It’s also used to suppress untoward reactions to other meds.
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Anyone would be proud to display that degree – right next to their diploma from Trump University.
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This is their new angle? Holy shit…
The desperation and absurdity is exponential.
And I’ll be hearing it from my sister, as her reasonable argument.
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Imagine how thrilled the WH staff outside the inner circle must be at the prospect of his early return. Overjoyed, I’ll bet.
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THE PRESIDENT: And, by the way, NIH, what they’ve done — I spent time over there — and I like this stuff.
You know, my uncle was a great person. He was at MIT. He taught at MIT for, I think, like a record number of years. He was a great super genius. Dr. John Trump.
I like this stuff. I really get it. People are surprised that I understand it. Every one of these doctors said, “How do you know so much about this?” Maybe I have a natural ability. Maybe I should have done that instead of running for President.
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Based on his awesome response to HIV in Indiana?
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I have room for both.
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Well his upcoming first-hand experience with the great beyond should put him in the lead then.
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At the White House, everyone has to follow his orders, nobody can force him to do anything, and people tell him what he wants to hear. He doesn’t get that at Walter Reed, at least not to the full extent. That’s why he hates being there. You don’t get to play King of the World in the hospital, but you do at the White House.
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Deep state
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By this logic, if Donnie succumbs, we should embalm him, anoint and crown him and prop his remains up on a throne because he now has full knowledge of the possible course of the foremost challenge of our time.
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I watched CNN off and on this weekend, and they’ve been hammering the issue of no contact tracing from the WH for reporters and others attending recent events. They did it again this morning. I don’t know about the other media but at least CNN isn’t ignoring it.
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