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That someone is his wifehes married to the bioethics head at NIH
And he still got the wrong answer
You cant make this up
So once again just to be sure you're laughing at him for *checks notes* doing the right thing?
That someone is his wife
And he still got the wrong answer
You cant make this up
That someone is his wife
And he still got the wrong answer
You cant make this up
So once again just to be sure you're laughing at him for *checks notes* doing the right thing?
Nope. Saying "Im not sure how to answer that." Or "let me get back to you on that" would have been the right thing.
He just ran his mouf like he always does and had to backtrack and flip flop like he ALWAYS does
Pfizer = garbage
Hopefully JJ and.Moderna save us
Stop the booster madness. Israel talking to you lunatics
White House not following science thus fighting w WHO for political reasons
"Follow the science they said"
The booster mandate is dead in the water. No way most ppl follow these clowns
We weill not have a booster mandate.this year. Calling it now
Oops, I was dead wrong on that.
That damn Socky girl is so ugly I'm turned on.
It will be fascinating to see how Biden with the assistance of CNN/MSNBC/MSM gets away with this one, hater. I don't put it past 'em though.
White House not following science thus fighting w WHO for political reasons
"Follow the science they said"
The booster mandate is dead in the water. No way most ppl follow these clowns
We weill not have a booster mandate.this year. Calling it now
It will be a sight to see these ers squirm for their boosters for political reasons. They need the boosters to have a chance to survive the midterms imo. Screw the science.
They had all their ducks in a row and were waiting on the rubber stamps from.CDC and FDA. Then the "oh " moment happened.
Of course Falsuchi was the first idiot to rubber stamp the boosters. If this goes to he will.be the first to say boosters are not necessary
Live by the Falsuchi die by the Falsuchi
Biden seeks pandemic reset as cases and deaths flare
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...cid=uxbndlbing
Failing Joe Biden will try pressing the reset button on Thursday
We ain't resetting the count if that's what he's aiming for. Uh, uh. I got my 30 stacks of High Society building nicely.
We ain't starting over. No.
Maybe the few thousand who watch him will take that to heart.
proactive discussion of "crisis standards of care" does not inspire confidence, and most people probably don't know what that means.
it means rationing health care.
remember "death panels"?
what this means in Idaho
did shuckabee do it for you?
health care rationing coming soon to Georgia, or is it already there?
Hawaii buckling up for a bumpy ride
you hater, for spreading bull about vaccines and masks
in the aggregate bad faith propagandists like you share responsibility for this with bad public health policy and messaging.
https://patch.com/washington/seattle...prepares-worstAt the WSHA's briefing the week before, doctors confirmed that several rural hospitals had been so full of COVID-19 patients that they had had to deny service to patients with other diseases or illnesses.
Denial of service may become more severe as the hospitalization rate continues to grow, warns the DOH.
He will copy/paste anything looking for a “I called it” moment.
Sad.
Whinetroll
Call your doc to up your meds, Cruella
no surprise here, COVID is wrecking elder care
https://19thnews.org/2021/09/the-pan...of-them-close/Nursing homes were closing before the pandemic: more than 550 from June 2015 to June 2019, more shuttering each year than the previous one, affected by staffing shortages, high costs and a decline in occupancy.
But the coronavirus pandemic has hit nursing homes particularly hard, killing more than 186,000 residents and staff and pushing the industry into what experts have warned is its “worst financial crisis in history.” Now, only one in four of the country’s 15,600 nursing homes is confident it can survive the coming months, according to a recent survey.
If large numbers of nursing homes close, it’d be “a nightmare,” said Kimberly Posey, a gerontological nurse prac ioner and assistant professor at Texas Christian University. Around 1.2 million people live in nursing homes, the majority of whom require some level of care.
“I really don’t know where they would go,” Posey said.
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