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Breaking Down Trump's Thursday Press Briefing Morning Joe MSNBC (Original Post)
CatWoman
Apr 2020
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underpants
(182,904 posts)1. 👀
This should be fun
Oh in case you havent seen them
CatWoman
(79,302 posts)2. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Saving this one!!!!
Larissa
(790 posts)3. Sadness and Disbelief from a World Missing American Leadership
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/23/world/europe/coronavirus-american-exceptionalism.html
"BERLIN As images of Americas overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are looking at the richest and most powerful nation in the world with disbelief.
When people see these pictures of New York City they say, How can this happen? How is this possible? said Henrik Enderlein, president of the Berlin-based Hertie School, a university focused on public policy. We are all stunned. Look at the jobless lines. Twenty-two million, he added.
I feel a desperate sadness, said Timothy Garton Ash, a professor of European history at Oxford University and a lifelong and ardent Atlanticist."
"BERLIN As images of Americas overwhelmed hospital wards and snaking jobless lines have flickered across the world, people on the European side of the Atlantic are looking at the richest and most powerful nation in the world with disbelief.
When people see these pictures of New York City they say, How can this happen? How is this possible? said Henrik Enderlein, president of the Berlin-based Hertie School, a university focused on public policy. We are all stunned. Look at the jobless lines. Twenty-two million, he added.
I feel a desperate sadness, said Timothy Garton Ash, a professor of European history at Oxford University and a lifelong and ardent Atlanticist."
usaf-vet
(6,212 posts)4. Why doesn't she just get up and say that's it I'm not dealing with this stupid shit and YOU anymore.
She is NOT helping the American citizens by giving him the shade by just sitting in the same room.
underpants
(182,904 posts)5. Uh oh. Some oh them are following his advise