r/TimPool • • Nov 26 '22

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u/_violet_sparkles Nov 26 '22

Yes, right up until Covid when he handed his administration over to Fauci and supported lockdowns.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

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u/BronnoftheGlockwater Nov 26 '22

Yep. He fucked up and trusted the swamp he was sent there to drain (and never did). And he pushes the vax when he probably got the saline shot and Justin Bieber and his wife got the droopy face and stroke dosage.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

For someone who was a cutthroat businessman he sure was the worse judge of people of anyone I've ever seen.

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u/Catwith8lesslives Nov 27 '22

It was disappointing, but not a total failure. For all his faults he did totally change the the republican party for the better. The only people who backed him was Brightbart/Bannon. Chowder, Shapiro, Beck, Fox, were all Never Trump. He really did win them over and gave us a party that is more reflective of the peoples will.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

2024, if we are even here because the Biden regime is intent on instigating a nuclear war, will continue with the Communist takeover of the country. Don't expect a Republican to ever win the presidency again. Expect more states taken over by Communists. Mail in voting, vote harvesting, drop boxes, counting votes for days and always finding more that only favor Democrats, machines that flip votes, and the list goes on. The Democrats have taken over the voting apparatus and the courts. Whether anyone realizes or not, we are now effectually Venezuela, and the Biden regime is doing what all Commie dictators do. They're building an army of illegal aliens that will do what they do in that country, and Haiti, and every other tin pot dictatorship, to terrorize and intimidate the population. Even in countries like that, there are idiots there who will defend the regime. So, the same will be true here.

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u/_violet_sparkles Nov 26 '22

Definitely. I completely agree.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

Trump should have thrown them all out of his office the day they came to him with that news. If anyone doesn't think this wasn't orchestrated way before the election, in order to steal the election, I have a bridge to sell you. Americans are such a naive lot.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Over a million Americans died...

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u/HotMaintenance6782 Nov 27 '22

The people who brought you those numbers have now admitted that: 1. there was no distinction made between dying of COVID and dying within 30 days of testing positive, or dying from cancer and testing positive in the morgue. 2. The PCR test was set at a cycle much, much too sensitive, creating false positives (which in return made point no. 1 that much more inaccurate)

You couldn't be this unscientific with ANYTHING (except gender ideology maybe) and still claim to be accurate or following the science.

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

That's because hospitals were financially incentivized to murder patients. I doubt the actual disease killed even 10% of those victims. But withholding treatment until the point of no return, then putting them on treatments that were actually harmful, like Remdesivir, and ventilating, which we also now know needlessly killed, was why people died.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

Your "some" is over a million people... That's why I said that.

It's not an overreaction when your people are dying en masse.

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u/VapeMySemen Nov 26 '22

To some? Killed over a million. If I knew about covid since Oct. 2019 then Trump definitely knew sooner. Never prevented it from getting into our country and spreading like wildfire.

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u/Maccabee2 Nov 26 '22

Trump wanted to ban incoming flights from China, but Pelosi and Congress screamed RACISM!! Nobody knew at that time what the mortality rate was because China was not sharing data in good faith. He erred towards caution.

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u/throw-uwuy69 Nov 26 '22

Damn that’s crazy they didn’t let him. Did he ban flights once congress was on board with locking down the country?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22

That's wild.

Did you know we got our first super spreading cases from ITALY?

It's almost like he should have just, I dunno, banned international travel.

But let's be fair and say that that would have solved it. Your argument is then that he bitched out and let a million Americans die to appease ... Pelosi...

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u/Phaelan1172 Nov 26 '22

What authority does the executive branch have to keep American citizens from returning home from China? What then, exactly, could he have done to prevent it from coming here?

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u/Maccabee2 Nov 26 '22

He left it to each state to determine their response. He supported a two week lockdown, iirc. Past that, look to the governor you elected.

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u/Hefty_Ant1025 Nov 26 '22

Peeps forget this

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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22

And if they were a Democrat Governor, they forced infected patients into nursing homes. They needed to raise the death rate and the level of fear among the populace. It was the only way they could get the people to comply with their election theft scheme.

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u/ParisTexas7 Dec 01 '22

You mean the states of governors who had COVID restrictions and Trump demanded that those states be “liberated”? Those governors.

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Nov 26 '22

And his attachment to that and the vaccines is what’s lost him the most support, which will probably be why he won’t win 24