yo! ... It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing...innit!
in palookaville today...
a big palooka hisself...
look a shoo in fo re-election...
(Doo wah, doo wah, doo wah, doo wah)
THE HOLE IN ONE
snatchin defeat from a jawsa victory...
attempt ta win a virus games...
the white house playbook...
is hidden behind the sofa...
a sign on the door ta the...
oval office says...
gone golfin...
PAR FOR THE COURSE
PAR FOR THE COURSE
US intelligence officials were warning of a virus sweeping through
the Wuhan region of China as early as November, according to an ABC News
report.
ABC News reports:
Concerns about what is now known to be the novel coronavirus pandemic were detailed in a November intelligence report by the military’s National Center for Medical Intelligence (NCMI), according to two officials familiar with the document’s contents.
The report was the result of analysis of wire and computer intercepts, coupled with satellite images.
It raised alarms because an out-of-control disease would pose a serious threat to U.S. forces in Asia -- forces that depend on the NCMI’s work. And it paints a picture of an American government that could have ramped up mitigation and containment efforts far earlier to prepare for a crisis poised to come home.
‘Analysts concluded it could be a cataclysmic event,’ one of the sources said of the NCMI’s report. ‘It was then briefed multiple times to’ the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon’s Joint Staff and the White House.
This news follows reports that Trump’s top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, wrote
memos starting in late January warning of a potential coronavirus
pandemic with catastrophic consequences for Americans’ health and
finances.
The president claimed yesterday that he had never seen Navarro’s
memos, but their existence undermines his defense of the federal
government’s early response to the pandemic, which has been widely
criticized.
The missing six weeks: how Trump failed the biggest test of his life
Donald Trump
was warned at the end of January by one of his top White House advisers
that coronavirus had the potential to kill hundreds of thousands of
Americans and derail the US economy, unless tough action were taken
immediately, new memos have revealed.
Those missing four to six weeks are likely to go down in the
definitive history as a cautionary tale of the potentially devastating
consequences of failed political leadership.
“The US response will be studied for generations as a textbook example of a disastrous, failed effort,” Ron Klain, who spearheaded the fight against Ebola in 2014, told a Georgetown university panel recently. “What’s happened in Washington has been a fiasco of incredible proportions.”
NEVER GIVE UP ON A WINNING TICKET
“Once we OPEN UP OUR GREAT COUNTRY, and it will be sooner rather than
later, the horror of the Invisible Enemy, except for those that sadly
lost a family member or friend, must be quickly forgotten,” Trump wrote in a tweet. “Our Economy will BOOM, perhaps like never before!!!”
The president also once again bragged about viewership of his daily
White House briefings on the coronavirus response, saying “the ratings
are through the roof.”
