Like today when he claimed that the FDA had approved Chloroquine as a treatment method for COVID-19 only for the FDA to come out publicly minutes later and say they had never approved Chloroquine as a treatment method for COVID-19?

im routing for you fam, everything will be alright

Crazy all of em.

I remember drinking out the hose as a kid. Running around the neighborhood all day and just coming back to chug from the hose in the front yard and then going back out to play. Those were the days.

This 20% off Ssense got me wanting to act up

Yeah he does that kind of s*** all the time

Oh my god, don’t look at the photos coming out of Italian hospitals. Please everyone stay inside, the gamble is too high. 😓

Yeah, it's embarrassing and not leader-like.

is it really that bad?

They need to lessen the requirements needed to become a doctor, way too much shortages going on

wait WHAT

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yeah but even if they do that there are people that don’t want to become doctors because of the workload

I’m not ready

I'm aware , i'm not a trump supporter. I said he's handling it better than i expected

my nigga have you ever got a tax return ??

today my state governor put out an EXECUTIVE order legalizing alcohol delivery lmfao

where

getting spooky

Smh should’ve bought more chainlink
Last week

On TrumpBucks:

But the checks will shrink for both low- and high-earners. Americans with little-to-no tax liability (aka, poor folks) will only receive a minimum payment of $600, unless they earned less than $2,500, in which case they get zilch. Low-wage workers who don’t have a federal tax return for 2018 or 2019—adults generally aren’t required to file one they earn less than the standard deduction—also won’t qualify for the early rebate. (They could still get it next year if they file taxes for 2020, but by that time it will be a bit late.) Meanwhile, the payments phase down for workers who make more than $75,000, and drop to zero for those making $99,000 and above (double those numbers for joint filers).

Limiting these payments for the upper-middle-class and up is defensible, even if it irritates commentators who’d prefer a more comprehensive approach that mimics a universal basic income. Penalizing the poor during a pandemic, however, is beyond the pale. We’re in the midst of a planned shutdown of the economy that will disproportionately harm low-wage service workers, and yet Republicans are concerned about properly rewarding people for work. It is a crass joke.

It’s worth emphasizing that the GOP’s new plan only calls for a single payment. The Trump administration had said its plan called for up to two, with the first arriving on April 6, and a second landing in mid-May if the crisis continued. This is not a proposal designed to provide ongoing support during an extended downturn—it’s essentially just a somewhat larger version of the tax rebate George W. Bush passed in his 2008 stimulus package. The bill does include a large loan program aimed at helping small businesses keep their workers on payroll, which if successful could reduce the number of Americans who end under financial stress. But the bill is, overall, fairly stingy with direct support for workers.

slate.com/business/2020/03/the-republican-plan-to-mail-checks-to-everyone-still-found-a-way-to-screw-the-poor.html

Alexa play no more parties in LA

It’s actually pretty important for people to have access to alcohol rn. Alcoholics literally need it, or else they’ll go into withdrawal and require hospitalization. We don’t have room for alcohol withdrawal cases in the hospitals rn

Getting