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Mr. Buffett still lives in his modest home in a suburb of Omaha. It has 2.5 bathrooms. If cleaning 3 toilets is a full time job, the person doing it is either unqualified or it would suggest serious digestive issues.
Buffett's diet of sugary soda, junk food, and limited vegetables has reached legendary status. The Berkshire Hathaway CEO drinks about five cans of Coca-Cola products a day, constantly munches on See's Candies, and uses so much salt that John Stumpf, the former Wells Fargo CEO, said it was like a "snowstorm."May 4, 2019


Yep, full time!!
 
Buffett's diet of sugary soda, junk food, and limited vegetables has reached legendary status. The Berkshire Hathaway CEO drinks about five cans of Coca-Cola products a day, constantly munches on See's Candies, and uses so much salt that John Stumpf, the former Wells Fargo CEO, said it was like a "snowstorm."May 4, 2019


Yep, full time!!
Does Berkshire still own DQ? If so, Stumpf missed an opportunity there to call it a "blizzard."
 
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Buffett's diet of sugary soda, junk food, and limited vegetables has reached legendary status. The Berkshire Hathaway CEO drinks about five cans of Coca-Cola products a day, constantly munches on See's Candies, and uses so much salt that John Stumpf, the former Wells Fargo CEO, said it was like a "snowstorm."May 4, 2019


Yep, full time!!

He’s an active shareholder.When your net worth is $70,000,000,000 you can hire 100 stunt doubles full time to eat that crap in front of the cameras.
 
don't think there is a law, yet, which precludes me or any american, from calling someone out. who cares if he has more money than me, lots more. just saying if you are going to whine about an issue yet you don't take action when you can, then you are a target to be called out. all of these democrat rich people who complain, really whine, about not paying enough taxes yet don't send more in, which they can do and the treasury will accept it, are obnoxious. do what you say, say what you mean or just shut up.
 
don't think there is a law, yet, which precludes me or any american, from calling someone out. who cares if he has more money than me, lots more. just saying if you are going to whine about an issue yet you don't take action when you can, then you are a target to be called out. all of these democrat rich people who complain, really whine, about not paying enough taxes yet don't send more in, which they can do and the treasury will accept it, are obnoxious. do what you say, say what you mean or just shut up.

Agent Orange is a dolt,a liar,a phony,a hype clown with no clothes.How about that.Why did he waste our money going to India?Do they have any US electoral votes over there?Giving a big speech to 50,000 undernourished ,poor folks that work for $.99 per hour.A joke.
 
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gosh, you mean that other presidents did not make state visits to other countries? thought they did but could be mistaken. every time i read your hatred, laugh that you tried to convince us that you voted for him.
 
gosh, you mean that other presidents did not make state visits to other countries? thought they did but could be mistaken. every time i read your hatred, laugh that you tried to convince us that you voted for him.

Nonsense trip.Wasted millions for absolutely nothing.Pics in front of Taj Mahal.Nonsense with our deficits.
Indians love fake Orange Hair worn by big,fat,overweight white men who talk with bravado and say absolutely nothing.
 
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amazed, from the way you speak, that you are such a star. not sure but think that obama traveled the world on his apology tour, typically with his wife flying separately and he amassed more debt than all the presidents before him combined. did you comment on his wasting of taxpayer dollars or are you just one-sided?
 
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who cares, trump is president and doing a great job of it and is transparent and working for our country and its citizens. you can list all the things you can grab from all the hate bloggers out there and it will not change the above facts. nice try and keep up wasting your time on trivial trash.
 
who cares, trump is president and doing a great job of it and is transparent and working for our country and its citizens. you can list all the things you can grab from all the hate bloggers out there and it will not change the above facts. nice try and keep up wasting your time on trivial trash.

Agent Orange is a dolt.I care.He’s a dope and a liar.Wake up,dopey.People have had enough.Get rid of the phony.Agent Orange hires yes men that have no relevant background who are felons or soon to be incarcerated criminals.Transparent,my ass.
The Apprentice reality show has run its course.
 
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NO, you are tired of it but his voters are strongly behind him and that he has done much better than previous admins in handling this type of outbreak. the media is who is behind the panic not trump. they see this as the only way they can beat him in november, period.
 
he has done much better than previous admins in handling this type of outbreak.

Really? Who handled such a situation worse than Trump has so far with the current pandemic? Are you referring to Woodrow Wilson in 1918 and his handling of the Spanish Flu?
Remarkable similarities, but, hey, it was 1918, no history, no CDC, no WHO, limited medical knowledge.

Needless to say, most professionals disagree--

Trump is ignoring the lessons of 1918 flu pandemic that killed millions, historian says

WHO declares coronavirus a pandemic; Italy halts nearly all commercial activity


Trump's coronavirus response is worse than incompetent

5 Ways a Coronavirus Pandemic Could Change the 2020 Election

"Thanks to the economic tailwinds he inherited... Donald Trump has paid little political price for his slothful ignorance or commitment to purging the executive branch of all experts save for those who specialize in sycophancy.

"But the coronavirus could change that. In fact, a COVID-19 pandemic seems almost tailor-made to expose the abject irresponsibility of the sitting president, and rendering his negligence politically salient.

"Since taking office, Trump has:
• Tried to slash national health spending by $15 billion.
• Cut the disease-fighting budgets of DHS, NSC, HHS, and CDC — paring back the global health section of the latter so profoundly, it went from operating in 49 nations to just 10.
• Allowed the ranks of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps to steadily erode (after trying and failing to shrink its budget by 40 percent).
• Eliminated the federal government’s $30 million Complex Crises Fund.
• Shut down the National Security Council’s entire global health security unit."

 
Missouri sues televangelist Jim Bakker over fake coronavirus cure
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Agent Orange should hire this upstanding guy as Head of Consumer Protection.Perfect fit.Agent Orange and Televangelist all hock the same bullshit.



Here’s another Trumper peddling toothpaste as a cure all.

Alex Jones Is Peddling Toothpaste That He Falsely Says Kills Coronavirus
Nina Golgowski
HuffPostMarch 11, 2020

Jones told listeners on his “Infowars” program Tuesday that silver-infused toothpaste being sold on his website has been verified by federal officials as a coronavirus killer, despite the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention saying otherwise.

“The patented nanosilver we have, the Pentagon has come out and documented and Homeland Security has said this stuff kills the whole SARS-corona family at point-blank range,” he said. “They’re still discounted despite all the hell breaking loose.”

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Agent Orange and his classified meetings since December.A complete dumbass dolt.

He did NOTHING for any US citizen with those meetings.

 
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Anyone surprised by this decision which contributed to where we are today-Unprepared.

Tearing down America's pandemic response infrastructure
In 2018, the Trump administration ousted Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, who served as the Senior Director of Global Health Security. Ziemer was a member of the National Security Council, where he was responsible for coordinating "responses to global health emergencies and potential pandemics." Ziemer was lauded as "one of the most quietly effective leaders in public health." His work on Malaria during the Obama administration helped save 6 million lives.

"Admiral Ziemer’s departure is deeply alarming," Congressman Ami Bera (D-CA) said in May 2018. "Expertise like his is critical in avoiding large outbreaks." Beth Cameron, who served on the National Security Council in the Obama administration, said that Ziemer's ouster was “a major loss for health security, biodefense, and pandemic preparedness” and noted that it "is unclear in his absence who at the White House would be in charge of a pandemic."

John Bolton, who was serving as Trump's National Security Adviser at the time, did not just remove Ziemer. He decided to eliminate the position, and "the NSC’s entire global health security unit." Bolton also forced out Tom Bossert, a highly regarded expert who was Ziemer's counterpart at the Department of Homeland Security. "Neither the NSC nor DHS epidemic teams have been replaced," Foreign Policy reported in January.

Trump slashed funding for the CDC's epidemic prevention activities, forcing the agency to end its work "in 39 out of 49 countries because money is running out" in 2018. The program, which started in 2014, was designed to "help countries prevent infectious-disease threats from becoming epidemics." Among the countries no longer included: China.

Trump has also tried to decimate funding for the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, which is tasked with fighting the spread of disease. Congress, however, has refused to comply. So the Trump administration has simply let the group slowly atrophy, failing to replace members who quit or retire.

Who is in charge?
Who is in charge of the United States' response to the coronavirus? You might assume it is the CDC. You would be wrong.

There were several hundred Americans aboard a cruise ship, the Diamond Princess, that experienced an outbreak of COVID-19 near Japan. The Americans were evacuated and, before they were flown home, 14 tested positive for the coronavirus. The CDC advised that these infected passengers should not be flown home with the rest of the group, arguing that they could infect the others.

The CDC, however, was overruled by the "State Department and a top Trump administration health official." The decision was made even though to government "had already told passengers they would not be evacuated with anyone who was infected or who showed symptoms." CDC officials were so distraught that they "demanded to be left out of the news release that explained that infected people were being flown back to the United States."

At the moment, there is no "clear chain of command for pandemic response."

Flunking the test
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States, so far, is relatively low. But there are also serious problems with the system set up to identify new outbreaks.

The test developed by the CDC to detect the coronavirus has not been able to be verified as accurate by most labs. As a result, just "three of the more than 100 public health labs across the country have verified the CDC test for use." This has "hampered CDC’s plan to screen samples collected by its national flu-surveillance network for the coronavirus." These issues "could impede the U.S. government’s ability to detect scattered cases before they snowball into larger outbreaks."

The CDC is now reformulating the test. The FDA, however, "would have to authorize any changes to the coronavirus test before the CDC could distribute a new one."

Politics over science
Inside the White House, the concern has been around how the coronavirus could impact Trump's reelection. Senior officials fear "a sustained outbreak could slow global markets and upend a strong U.S. economy that has been central to Trump’s political pitch."

Trump has been eager to downplay the threat of the coronavirus in public, recently expressing confidence that the virus would dissipate in a few weeks when the weather gets warmer.

Now, the virus that we’re talking about having to do — you know, a lot of people think that goes away in April with the heat — as the heat comes in. Typically, that will go away in April. We’re in great shape though. We have 12 cases — 11 cases, and many of them are in good shape now.

There is no scientific basis for Trump's claim, which is based on the assumption that the coronavirus will follow the same pattern as the seasonal flu. Columbia University epidemiologist Stephen Morse called Trump's comments "wishful thinking" and warned against being "lulled by hopeful, but quite possibly wrong analogies."

Trump's willingness to disregard science when it suits him is dangerous. Containing the coronavirus requires the government to base its policies on science and provide the public with accurate information. It also requires the public to trust the information it is receiving from government officials.

Trump, however, has spent three years undermining trust in all institutions. The result is an information environment that makes it more difficult to contain a potential outbreak.
 
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Compare as to who we had steering the financial ship in 2008 v today.

2008-Timothy Geithner, then the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Treasury Secretary Henry Pauslon,Ben Bernake-Fed Chairman.

2020-Agent Orange with no plan with Kurshner and Miller write his press releases.

Pros v Phony with a trail of bankrupt companies.

Today’s financial catastrophe is 10X larger than in 2008.

Convert to cash.
 
God help us with Agent Orange in charge.Crisis Management?Only at bankrupt casinos,a defunct university,and use of 501(c) charitable accounts for personal use/ gain.

 
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