Is anyone else worried? (Covid Vaccine)

[BigO AdministratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close BigO]

The new president? Okay since we have to bring presidents into this, you know the one we like and the one we hate exactly what is the new president going to do? Anyone have any idea?

Hes going to sell our soul to China

[Party Senior Member Member of the Month August 2016 Find all posts View Profile Close Party]

The new president? Okay since we have to bring presidents into this, you know the one we like and the one we hate exactly what is the new president going to do? Anyone have any idea?

He’s Already blaming Trump for the lack of vaccine and making excuses that it could take years to get everyone vaccinated. Democrats never met a catastrophe they didn’t like, let’s drag this one on and milk it for all its worth. Get ready for the rich getting the shot first and racist Republicans keeping it out of the hands of minorities. CNN is on the story by now I’m sure.

[CUSP82 Administrator Admin of the Month Dec 2014PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close CUSP82]

In my glorious state which happens to be run by an asshole drug addicts and prison inmates will receive he shot before the elderly. Yes we will blame Trump like the last guy blamed Bush and nothing will change.

[Fizzby2233 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Fizzby2233]

The new president? Okay since we have to bring presidents into this, you know the one we like and the one we hate exactly what is the new president going to do? Anyone have any idea?

Well I guess after January 20th when the country lances the boil that has cursed us for 4 years and the orange pus runs out we will see. The orange men will continued to praise the king of bankruptcy no matter what I get that. So while I am hopeful for better times I well let the orange men stew over the steal and socialism and fake news and Marsha Marsha Marsha

[not2big Senior Super ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close not2big]

The new President will, unlike the current President, try and fund the states so they can effectively distribute the vaccine and maintain the public transportation systems so the working population can afford to commute to work. He will try to work with the opposing politicians rather than oppose their every move in order to return the economy back to normal.

Instead of creating a massive deficit to provide tax benefits to corporations and the wealthy, he will try to fund loans to small business affected by the pendemic and unemployed workers.

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Reentering the Paris accord will be one great thing. Getting the vaccine out faster after the failed warp speed program. Getting Putins Dick out of our ass and reestablishing relationship with real allies as opposed to the thugs of the world. Focusing on the middle class and social justice. Trying to stop the bonfire of hate and bigotry built by over the last four year by our very stable genius. If you are stable and a genius do you really have to state it.

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The new President will, unlike the current President, try and fund the states so they can effectively distribute the vaccine and maintain the public transportation systems so the working population can afford to commute to work. He will try to work with the opposing politicians rather than oppose their every move in order to return the economy back to normal.

Instead of creating a massive deficit to provide tax benefits to corporations and the wealthy, he will try to fund loans to small business affected by the pendemic and unemployed workers.

Bravo! Good on ya brother.

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China is indeed going to be a problem for Biden or, for that matter, any administration going forward. One of the problems, despite the current President’s tough stand on China tariffs and opposing China’s joining Western trade alliances, China has actually gained economic strength through the formation of Asian economic and trade alliances. It is projected that China’s economy will show a 1.4% increase as opposed to a 4% decline in the US economy.

As he faces those decisions, Mr. Biden is looking at a China that, in many respects, has weathered its trade fight with the Trump administration surprisingly well. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau show that the U.S. trade deficit with China in October, the latest month for which figures are available, was just 5% smaller than it was a year earlier. American exports to China were higher, largely because of more purchases of agricultural products, but so were imports from China. “China is in a strong negotiating situation,” says Josh Lipsky, director of programs and policy at the Atlantic Council’s GeoEconomics Center. He adds: “The centrifugal forces coming out of China are stronger than they were in 2017.”

It is not clear weather Biden will reverse the Trump imposed sanctions, but he will defiantly try to work closely with our Allied nations to jointly work against China’s attempt to gain technological advantages, economic leverage, and anti humanitarian policies.

As it happens, the US and China are closely linked economically which is a major factor warding off any potential military action.

[Rok Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Rok]

2021, great, 4 more years of Obama's crap! Higher prices, Higher unemployment, Higher Taxes. American factories moving to other countries. A weaker American military. What's not to like? Well we can all just pray he remains healthy or America is doomed if the socialist queen takes the throne. All the blame will go right back to Trump and life goes on. Maybe he can get the virus under control, but it doesn't look good. I am trying not to think about all this and will be concentrating on PE!

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Fund the states; maintain public transport; no massive deficit. Great idea but where exactly does the money come to do that? Oh me the taxpayer. Deficit? I guess you forgot who raise the deficit more than all the presidents combined before him? Okay that would be #44.
Oh the wealthy corporation thing again. Sadly most corporations is this country are far from wealthy but hey that's okay. So tax the real wealthy ones and what happens? Well they will either move their business to other countries or they will happily add the cost of the new tax to the cost of their product or service and who pays again? Me! Now that's a great idea why was it never tried before? Oh it was? Yes I do remember. It led to companies moving out of this country, loss of jobs, lower wages, higher prices for goods and services and poor economic growth. Go for it.

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In my glorious state which happens to be run by an asshole drug addicts and prison inmates will receive he shot before the elderly. Yes we will blame Trump like the last guy blamed Bush and nothing will change.

And then he will write another book about how wonderful he is while screwing over the nursing homes one more time. Whatever happened to the idea of protecting the most vulnerable?

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And then he will write another book about how wonderful he is while screwing over the nursing homes one more time. Whatever happened to the idea of protecting the most vulnerable?

Here here. Awesome. The most vulnerable is a rather foreign concept for. If you care at all for the old the sick or the poor it makes you a bleeding heart liberal. I thought it just makes you a human.

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[QUOTE=BigO;1656026]Hes going to sell our soul to China[/QUOT

As opposed to trading love letter with Kim and always siding with Putin against our own intelligence agency. And I thought you guys only pointed at supposed fake news not spread it.

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I am so glad you are here to be a source if amusement but unfortunately since we are still in the darkest days of the pandemic as our new president has stated it is just sad. Your misinformation which combine bits of correct information with misinformation is the most pernicious threat to health departments and organizations try to get accurate information to the public.

Biden's claim of "the darkest days" is baseless and there exists absolutely no evidence to substantiate his assertion. Funny how if a guy in a red jersey says something, it's automatically a lie but the blue jersey guys always know best. So now it's pretty clear where you're coming from - you don't have any substantive information to back your claims. You simply accept whatever your authority figures say without question and then parrot it as though it's truth.

Biden and others say things like "the darkest days" to keep the fear alive. He has no basis for that and just wants to keep you living in fear, dependent upon his almighty direction and guidance. The data contradicts him but it doesn't really matter, does it.

BTW.... All the publicity over the congressman-elect, Letlow, dying of Covid is more fear feeding frenzy. Whenever it's a public figure, it appears to be REALLY scary, and if it's a politician, that's the most scary because even they can't be insulated from it. But, somebody correct me if I'm wrong please, didn't Letlow actually die of a heart attack? It was caused by a procedure he was having because of Covid, if I'm not mistaken, but Covid didn't kill him - a heart attack did. In any other circumstance (flu, pneumonia, etc...) wouldn't the cause of death be heart failure? But it's all over the media that "a congressman-elect died of Covid". Makes it sound very scary (not to mention inflates the Covid death numbers even more).

[Fizzby2233 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Fizzby2233]

China is indeed going to be a problem for Biden or, for that matter, any administration going forward. One of the problems, despite the current President’s tough stand on China tariffs and opposing China’s joining Western trade alliances, China has actually gained economic strength through the formation of Asian economic and trade alliances. It is projected that China’s economy will show a 1.4% increase as opposed to a 4% decline in the US economy.

As he faces those decisions, Mr. Biden is looking at a China that, in many respects, has weathered its trade fight with the Trump administration surprisingly well. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau show that the U.S. trade deficit with China in October, the latest month for which figures are available, was just 5% smaller than it was a year earlier. American exports to China were higher, largely because of more purchases of agricultural products, but so were imports from China. “China is in a strong negotiating situation,” says Josh Lipsky, director of programs and policy at the Atlantic Council’s GeoEconomics Center. He adds: “The centrifugal forces coming out of China are stronger than they were in 2017.”

It is not clear weather Biden will reverse the Trump imposed sanctions, but he will defiantly try to work closely with our Allied nations to jointly work against China’s attempt to gain technological advantages, economic leverage, and anti humanitarian policies.

As it happens, the US and China are closely linked economically which is a major factor warding off any potential military action.

As always astute observations and spot on