Perhaps you're missing the subtle satire that this post is all about...
Trump can't control covid, just as much as Biden can't. The media, though, will blame who they want to blame, based on their political leanings. That means, in the US, they'll mostly blame trump for everything.
Not now, of course but he had a chance. There are fires you can beat and there are fires that you can only try to contain. Trump had the first kind and could have attempted to do what Australia did. But he didn't even try. As a result Biden's fighting the second kind of fire.
Consider what you do - This post is satirically mocking media. You can't comprehend that. You deflect to comparing Trump's covid policies to other countries. Not only do you deflect, but you come up with some nonsensical jibberish while doing so.
And, you think that people will take you seriously in real life? You're not as smart as you think you are.
I doubt it. Everyone knows Trump's disastrous response left Biden with a calamity to deal with. Mocking media for not treating Biden's situation like Trump's seems unlikely.
You deflect
You've used that word before. Is it a standard rebuttal of yours in debates? I think "respond" would be more accurate.
Deflecting is exactly would you do. Deflecting is not an honest debate. It’s a way out by subtly changing the topic and hoping that the other person doesn’t notice.
You still don’t understand the reason for this post and you continue to deflect to mask your ignorance.
Didn't he say he would turn things around during the first 100 days? So no, if you blame Trump for the first 400,000, then you have to blame Biden for the next 420,000 (and counting). Anything else would suggest you are using a pandemic for partisan politics, which is pretty disgusting.
Didn't he say he would turn things around during the first 100 days?
No. You should do some research before you post misinformation. Since you start off wrong the rest of your post is just hot air.
April 27 2020 - "Biden's major COVID-19 promise was 100 million shots in Americans' arms by his first 100 days in office. Some 290 million shots have been distributed, more than 230 million administered,"
“Thanks to our heroic vaccine effort, we’ve gained the upper hand against this virus,” Biden said. “We can live our lives, our kids can go back to school, our economy is roaring back.” Surely there was reason to celebrate. When he’d taken office six months earlier, more than 3,000 people were dying from COVID-19 each day; the death toll was now down to about 200 a day. When Donald Trump left Washington, D.C., on the morning of Biden’s inauguration, new cases were averaging 195,000 a day; by July 4, that figure had plunged to about 12,000. Biden’s tone was triumphant. The disease hadn’t “been vanquished,” he said, but the bands and the red-white-and-blue lanterns served as a festive promise that the isolation and fear wrought by the pandemic would soon subside. He mingled with the crowd, unmasked, shaking hands and signing autographs. “Biden Declares Success in Beating Pandemic in July 4 Speech” read a Bloomberg headline.
Didn't he say he would turn things around during the first 100 days?
Still no. He promised lots of injections in the first 100 days of his mandate, and he actually delivered more than double what he promised by April 15 2021, when the 100 days were up..
The article you're quoting is from Sept 8 2021, much later. It points out the speech was made on July 4th, long after the first 100 days were over, and when daily new cases had dropped 94% since he took office. Things looked pretty rosy, but Delta was just around the corner.
They stopped caring when they found out that Republicans are more likely to die.
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/12/05/1059828993/data-vaccine-misinformation-trump-counties-covid-death-rate
The USA bus was already over the cliff when he took over.
https://fortune.com/2020/11/13/covid-trump-administration-mishandling-mistakes-coronavirus/
Perhaps you're missing the subtle satire that this post is all about...
Trump can't control covid, just as much as Biden can't. The media, though, will blame who they want to blame, based on their political leanings. That means, in the US, they'll mostly blame trump for everything.
He misses a lot of things.
Not now, of course but he had a chance. There are fires you can beat and there are fires that you can only try to contain. Trump had the first kind and could have attempted to do what Australia did. But he didn't even try. As a result Biden's fighting the second kind of fire.
Do you really expect anyone to take you seriously?
Not many who actually post in .win.
Consider what you do - This post is satirically mocking media. You can't comprehend that. You deflect to comparing Trump's covid policies to other countries. Not only do you deflect, but you come up with some nonsensical jibberish while doing so.
And, you think that people will take you seriously in real life? You're not as smart as you think you are.
I doubt it. Everyone knows Trump's disastrous response left Biden with a calamity to deal with. Mocking media for not treating Biden's situation like Trump's seems unlikely.
You've used that word before. Is it a standard rebuttal of yours in debates? I think "respond" would be more accurate.
Deflecting is exactly would you do. Deflecting is not an honest debate. It’s a way out by subtly changing the topic and hoping that the other person doesn’t notice.
You still don’t understand the reason for this post and you continue to deflect to mask your ignorance.
Didn't he say he would turn things around during the first 100 days? So no, if you blame Trump for the first 400,000, then you have to blame Biden for the next 420,000 (and counting). Anything else would suggest you are using a pandemic for partisan politics, which is pretty disgusting.
No. You should do some research before you post misinformation. Since you start off wrong the rest of your post is just hot air.
April 27 2020 - "Biden's major COVID-19 promise was 100 million shots in Americans' arms by his first 100 days in office. Some 290 million shots have been distributed, more than 230 million administered,"
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/bidens-first-100-days-covid-19-jobs-foreign-policy-immigration-guns-dogs-2021-04-27/
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2021/09/how-delta-beat-biden-covid-pandemic/620003/
Still no. He promised lots of injections in the first 100 days of his mandate, and he actually delivered more than double what he promised by April 15 2021, when the 100 days were up..
The article you're quoting is from Sept 8 2021, much later. It points out the speech was made on July 4th, long after the first 100 days were over, and when daily new cases had dropped 94% since he took office. Things looked pretty rosy, but Delta was just around the corner.
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