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Posted On: 07/22/2020 9:14:16 PM
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You can't delete shit and neither can I.
Here's the difference between the Trump flubs and the Biden flubs...
…145K dead and counting because the dumb orange prick placed his reelection over the health of the American people.
Same priority that got him impeached.
Do you think that Trump took that dementia test voluntarily?
Bragging about 'acing' a test a 10 year old could pass. Pathetic.
https://theintercept.com/2020/05/15/mocking-b...emic-1917/
After Mocking Biden for Calling H1N1 Flu “N1H1,” Trump Says 1918 Pandemic Was in 1917
After claiming that the lack of personal protective equipment in the federal government’s national stockpile this year was entirely the fault of the Obama-Biden administration, even though he has been in charge of it for the past three years, Trump boasted that he was now replenishing supplies for the next outbreak. It was at this point that he once again misstated the date of the flu pandemic that killed his grandfather.
“Who would have thought? 1917. It could have been up to 100 million people were killed in — that was the Spanish flu — 1917,” the president told the workers who distribute personal protective equipment to hospitals. “Who would have thought this was going to happen? That’s over 100 years ago.”
While Biden did mistakenly refer to the swine flu virus as “N1H1″ during a debate in March, the order of the two halves of the term used to describe the virus — referring to subtypes of two proteins on its surface: hemagglutinin (H) and neuraminidase (N) — is unimportant.
To understand why Trump thought this minor flub was better-known than it is, it helps to know that it has been mentioned five times by Sean Hannity on his Fox News show in the past two months, most recently on Monday, and featured repeatedly in the host’s tweets and online columns. Trump, who is an ardent viewer of that show, even repeated it back to Hannity during an interview with him in late March.
Here's the difference between the Trump flubs and the Biden flubs...
…145K dead and counting because the dumb orange prick placed his reelection over the health of the American people.
Same priority that got him impeached.
Do you think that Trump took that dementia test voluntarily?
Bragging about 'acing' a test a 10 year old could pass. Pathetic.
https://theintercept.com/2020/05/15/mocking-b...emic-1917/
After Mocking Biden for Calling H1N1 Flu “N1H1,” Trump Says 1918 Pandemic Was in 1917
After claiming that the lack of personal protective equipment in the federal government’s national stockpile this year was entirely the fault of the Obama-Biden administration, even though he has been in charge of it for the past three years, Trump boasted that he was now replenishing supplies for the next outbreak. It was at this point that he once again misstated the date of the flu pandemic that killed his grandfather.
“Who would have thought? 1917. It could have been up to 100 million people were killed in — that was the Spanish flu — 1917,” the president told the workers who distribute personal protective equipment to hospitals. “Who would have thought this was going to happen? That’s over 100 years ago.”
While Biden did mistakenly refer to the swine flu virus as “N1H1″ during a debate in March, the order of the two halves of the term used to describe the virus — referring to subtypes of two proteins on its surface: hemagglutinin (H) and neuraminidase (N) — is unimportant.
To understand why Trump thought this minor flub was better-known than it is, it helps to know that it has been mentioned five times by Sean Hannity on his Fox News show in the past two months, most recently on Monday, and featured repeatedly in the host’s tweets and online columns. Trump, who is an ardent viewer of that show, even repeated it back to Hannity during an interview with him in late March.
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