WH Adviser Belittles Media Coverage Of Staggering Unemployment As ‘Pity Party’

This administration hasn’t shown an ounce of pity for those who have died from the COVID virus, their families, or those working on the front lines, so to expect any humanity or decency from any of them is futile.

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“This is not the Great Depression,” the White House official continued. “Anybody who thinks this is the Great Depression doesn’t understand either history or economics.”

Here’s the front page of Saturday’s New York Times.

It shows the historical numbers.

See that line on the right side – the one that drops all the way to the bottom of the page?

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:scream: :scream_cat: :scream:

ETA: :scream:

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Glad you added that.

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The analogy is not accurate, aside from the numbers of unemployed, in my opinion, at least so far. The conditions of the GD were quite different from those today. And the pity/concern/compassion for those affected is completely appropriate for a sentient being.

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Yeah, I know. I just can’t get over the ineptness, incompetence and utter lack of empathy this “Administration” shows. Every. Single. Day.

You don’t have to be a political junkie to see this. Every. Day.

I mean, Trump may be able to shoot someone on 5th Avenue (or wherever it was), and get away with it, but he and his lackeys are shooting themselves (and currently taking about 80,000 people and the economy with him).

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Just looking at him, I want to slap his face down to the white meat.

Only two other people have ever given me that vibe, Eric Cantor and Stephen Miller.

Esteemed company.

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Yet another mixed message from this administration and an example of why we can’t have nice things.

So who loses their job over this poor messaging?

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You and me both, compadre, you and me both.

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Hey, it’s hard to straddle the lines between showing the poor contempt, riling the freedumb jackasses, and winking to corporations.

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Tell it to these folks in San Antonio

Or these folks in LA

Or Vegas

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This is a video (if it plays) of a food distribution held in a Chicago suburb on Saturday:

There’s a lot of wind in the audio, which you can mute, but the point here is I guess this was the party food for the pity party.

ETA: it wouldn’t play. But here’s a still photo from the event:

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We’re gonna need more pitchforks and torches…

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Or ballots.

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The Fox and Friends minions are looking really uncomfortable… they may not believe Navarro’s BS, but most likely they are not stupid enough to not realize that referring to 20 million unemployed as a pity party might have electoral consequences, if not for Trump himself it would have for Congressional races.

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Just to underline his pity party remarks he said Donald J. Trump. Twice.

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The ads just write themselves…

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WH Adviser Belittles Media Coverage Of Staggering Unemployment As ‘Pity Party’

Navarro’s lack of depth is matched only by Trump’s shallowness.

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In a previous life, Navarro worked on the Transcontinental Railroad.

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Funny thing. We have a food production system developed to supply restaurants & institutions who desperately want to sell product. We have restaurants & cafeterias who desperately want to make & serve food. And we have people who desperately want to get & eat food. The solution seems obvious.

But these soulless ghouls don’t think “the poors” deserve anything nice.

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