(06-28-2020, 08:15 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote:

(06-28-2020, 07:53 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: I was a New Yorker for 14 years. 

He was on the local evening news every other week for a never ending parade of ethical failures and general criminality.  He was constantly refusing to pay various contractors at his real estate developments when they completed their work - muscling them into taking less than the agreed fee by holding them in court with a team of lawyers. Happened MANY times.  Failed business venture after failed business venture after failed business venture - and every single one of them was a grift meant to fleece consumers.  Repeatedly accused of multiple infidelities and photographed on the town with high end prostitutes and convicted criminals. It was widely accepted in NYC that the guy was degenerate scum. 

Because that's exactly what he is, and he continues to prove it every single day. 

I can't believe the number of otherwise good people that were duped by this [BLEEP] clown. 
At least many of them have begun to come to their senses.

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Incorrect.

Keep failing. 

https://washingtonpress.com/2020/06/27/t...t-instead/

So he drove 25 miles from the White House according to the "Washington Press".

You need a lobotomy. 14 years in NYC ruined you.

(06-27-2020, 02:54 PM)MalabarJag Wrote:

(06-27-2020, 01:22 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Cuomo's directive to make space in hospital wards that were overrun because of Trump's month's of failures and inaction was a mistake by Cuomo during a crisis that could have been mitigated. 

Cuomo's directive affected 4500 patients and was scrapped weeks later. It was a mistake. 
It does not wash the blood from Trump's hands. 

Cuomo's hospital wards would not have been strained to the point of releasing recovering patients to other facilities had Trump not sat on his hands for nearly 3 months before taking inadequate measures that continue to lack to date.

NYC hospitals were never overrun, and Trump sent the Comfort hospital ship to help with any overflow. It was barely used.

The intensive care beds in NYC came close to running out, but didn't. The patients sent back to nursing homes no longer needed intensive care, and could have been put in regular hospital beds, in the Comfort, or in one of (at least) two emergency overflow facilities. They could also have been moved to hospitals in other parts of the state.

If you want to claim Trump should have done some things the CDC didn't recommend, then I'll agree with you, but don't try to claim that anyone else would have done them.

If you want to point out a specific action by Trump that went against the advice the CDC experts were giving at the time I'd like to hear it. Please provide dated links.

Here is the CDC report from February 24th. That's a lot less that "3 months" from the beginning of the lockdown.