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stopbush

(24,396 posts)
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 01:23 PM Jun 2020

My theory: once Hydroxychloroquine was a bust, tRump lost all interest in the virus

He thought this was his opportunity to ride in on a miraculous white horse, that his “intuition” would prove to be better than the intellect of all the scientists and medical professionals combined, and that the entire world would bow at his feet for coming up with the “cure” while science was stuck in first gear doing their usual lame, time-intensive process.

Had tRump been proven right on this, he’d be pontificating on everything else for which he has no clue, because his intuition is so smart.

But it was a bust. His cheap cure actually killed people. At that point, he lost interest, because presidenting is hard work!

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Eliot Rosewater

(31,109 posts)
1. He ordered the govt to buy millions of the pills because he was invested.
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 01:25 PM
Jun 2020

I wonder if SC is going to get a con to do the right thing on his taxes, and then guess what, even if they say he has to turn them over

he wont

Is there a mechanism he does not control that can release them? He controls the IRS

Eliot Rosewater

(31,109 posts)
6. That's right, so they would? What do you think? And what are they turning over, which years?
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 01:30 PM
Jun 2020

Is the case saying they must release ALL materials, schedules, etct?

2naSalit

(86,569 posts)
9. Whatever was requested in the original
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 01:34 PM
Jun 2020

subpoena. I suspect they will, if so ordered, to stay in the good graces of Congress and the state where they are licensed, they are a private company which is different from a government entity doing the same thing.

Eliot Rosewater

(31,109 posts)
12. So what was in the subpoena, I guess I could research it.
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 01:38 PM
Jun 2020

Pfft, GOP is actually working to kill us with the virus, Fauci says it is out of control and I will likely die if I get it...so none of this will matter soon.

But hey, Hillary gave one speech.

Cant trust her, both parties are the same, gotta hold my nose...

Had a poster here the other day proudly say they held their nose as if they still hate Hillary...dear GOD

crickets

(25,963 posts)
14. He's not the only one. Remember the last president who whined, "It's hard work! It's hard work!"?
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 03:34 PM
Jun 2020

Republicans.

gratuitous

(82,849 posts)
15. It would surely be very wrong to keep reminding Trump of how wrong he was
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 03:37 PM
Jun 2020

It would be churlish in the utmost to greet every one of Trump's deathless pronouncements with, "So, is this like the time you were endorsing hydroxychloroquine because you knew so much better than those dumb doctors?"

So don't do that! It would be rude. Maybe even nasty.

stopbush

(24,396 posts)
16. It would be great if a reporter had the guts to punk tRump on this by saying
Wed Jul 1, 2020, 03:27 PM
Jul 2020

“Mr President, a brand new study shows that Hydroxychloroquine DOES significantly reduce the chances for getting COVID-19. What do you think of that?”

Of course, tRump would reply with some version of “I told ya so...I’ve got great instincts...etc”...at which point, the reporter says, “excuse me, I misspoke. I should have said “does NOT” reduce the chances..”

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