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Media Narrative On Coronavirus Changes So Fast You Might Get Whiplash

Excerpt : Of course, this is exactly what's happening. In the second story, the writer even acknowledges that cases have been slowly falling for the last few weeks. But for some reason, it wasn't worth reporting on until Donald Trump was out of office.

notthebee.com/article/narrativ

Let's see how the New York Times excoriates for framing himself as a wartime leader :

On Thursday, Biden released a sweeping plan that he described as a “full-scale wartime effort” to beat the pandemic by invoking the Defense Production Act to surge vaccine production and establishing federally funded vaccination sites across the country.

nypost.com/2021/01/22/bidens-c

(The Biden Harris goal falls short of hope many vaccines were already being distributed under Trump.)

Here's what they said and :

The option, which he has brazenly pushed in recent days, is to cast himself as a “wartime president” who looks in charge of a nation under siege while his likely Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., is largely out of sight hunkered down in Delaware. This gambit, however, requires a rewriting of history — Mr. Trump’s muted approach to the virus early on — and it’s far from clear if many voters will accept the idea of him as a wartime leader.

nytimes.com/2020/03/22/us/poli

Ute Tribe : executive order is a direct attack on our economy, sovereignty, and our right to self-determination. Indian lands are not federal public lands. Any action on our lands and interests can only be taken after effective tribal consultation.

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1) He isnt leading by example by passing a law and then breaking it

2) the speaker is not leading by example by reciting the law while breaking it

3) the law makes no exceptions for people who are vaccinated, this is no excuse

4) the law makes no exception for not having people near you at the time, this is also no excuse

Sorry but not a single one of those explanations are valid in the least.

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My god the Irony and Hypocrisy of this new Biden administration.

Lets see, we have a press conference, on federal land, in a federal building, discussing how important Bidens new mask mandate is that makes it illegal not to wear a mask on federal land or in federal buildings...

and yet, the speaker isnt wearing a mask, literally as she explains why we the public will get arrested for doing the very thing she is doing as she announces it, and the very same thing Biden did just the day before.

Biden is and always has been above the law and this is just more of the same, take away everyone else's rights, but of course it never applies to Biden.

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DID say it, and was excoriated for it. is simply echoing Trump's "it is what it is" statement.

But when Biden says the same thing, it's a non story. When Trump said it, it was a reason he shouldn't be president.

Here's about Trump :

The president told Axios's Jonathan Swan that the COVID-19 pandemic is "under control as much as you can control it" in the U.S.
"They are dying, that's true. And you have - it is what it is," Trump said. "But that doesn't mean we aren't doing everything we can. It's under control as much as you can control it. This is a horrible plague."

The interview was recorded last Tuesday, before the coronavirus-related death toll in the U.S. surpassed 150,000. The current death toll reached more than 155,000 as of Tuesday morning, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. The U.S. currently has a seven-day average of 1,069 deaths per day, according to New York Times data.
At times, the interview turned combative as Swan pointed out the data Trump was referencing measured death as a proportion of cases instead of as a proportion of the population.

msn.com/en-us/news/politics/tr

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I agree.

The reason for my posts like this : I was informed that the sitting president was responsible for all protests and riots. No good moving the goal posts now.

I don't know the ethnicity or philosophy of the majority protesting, I doubt they're philosophers with well thought out views.

But primarily, I think people should be consistent. Everyone who looked at the protests and said even though they're people who don't like or side with Trump, he's president so this is "Trump's America" should now say the same about Biden.

But we're an illogical and inconsistent people.

I think the factors of more importance are local leadership responding to these types of events and how politicians align, endorse, denounce, or act in response.

Having won the election primarily for assurances fewer people would be affected by the virus, "there’s nothing we can do to change the trajectory of the in the next several months," said.

So so big on unity, the democrat focus is on an impeachment trial of the political opponent who won more votes than any other political opponent in the history of the country.

If the legislature can have an impeachment trial after Trump has left office... Could they also impeach Obama? What about Jefferson? Washington?

Why are we calling everyone from the mostly peaceful protest in Washington "insurrectionists"?

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RT @SkyNewsAust: Sky News host Rowan Dean says it is a “disgrace” that President Joe Biden blames a turbulent four years in the US on his predecessor when the Democratic machine “set about tearing America apart”.

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@caseypicks looks like in the Portland rioters are not being allowed to continue unchecked by the left government there?

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