xdrta+ wrote:13th Man wrote:yosemiteben wrote:The president should act like things he says matters, especially in a confusing pandemic, and especially when the whole point of these sessions is to allow Americans to become more informed.
Blaming people for listening to the president makes no sense.
We need actual facts to be disseminated. It's difficult enough to understand what is going on and what can be done about it. We don't need the president to be speculating about hazardous procedures right now, it shows very poor leadership that he chose to do that, and even moreso that he said he specifically spread misinformation to essentially troll the media during a national presser.
I blame the media for spinning it into what he did not say. I've already conceded that he shouldn't be speaking on such matters, leave all the medical stuff to the doctors.
Trump was asking the doctors if this type of treatment was possible. How did that turn into him telling or suggesting that people to inject disinfectant into their bodies? I'm sorry but this did not happen.
What about the anti-malarial drug that Trump promoted for weeks, at least, as a “game-changer” miracle cure for covid-19 — you know, the one that has been found to cause such serious heart problems that the FDA had to warn against it. Was that a media plot also?
Actually yes it was - I think he said a couple things about promising results (which there were) and how if someone was already really sick w/ the virus they should try it - and of course the media blew it out of proportion for weeks like he has forcing every person in America to take the drug w/o a prescription.
People need an Rx to take a drug - it was a complete non-issue. The drug is already approved for treating other conditions and has been used for years. Not sure what the big deal was other than to undermine and manufacture unnecessary outrage.












