Trump’s indoor rally
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@taiwan_girl said in Trump’s indoor rally:
I thought that most of those that were issued by governor were similar to the executive order that is issued by the President. I think (but really dont know LOL
Good point.
Does the governor of a state have the authority to issue such mandates? I'd guess it's in each state's constitution.
@George-K said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Does the governor of a state have the authority to issue such mandates? I'd guess it's in each state's constitution.
Issuing the mandates is one thing.
Enforcing them is another.
It's like giving guns to police and telling them not to shoot anyone.
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Both sides will do whatever they can to try and win this election. It's only stealing when the other guy wins.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Both sides will do whatever they can to try and win this election. It's only stealing when the other guy wins.
I bet to differ. Many more lawyers are Democrats. When you have those guys manipulating things, who needs Satan?
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@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
You didn't understand a damned thing I said.
Yes @taiwan_girl did understand, and she made good points. You just don't like her view.
You'll defend Trump to the death even if it makes no sense. You said the governor refused to approve outdoor venues, even though the governor was not involved at all, and the venues were following the "max crowd size" rules, which is ironic since they are similar to the rules Trump has also supported, before he didn't support it, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet? Trump also supports temporarily shutting things down, before he didn't, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet?
Your comment of "So if you want Americans to do something, show them why it's a good idea and then ASK them." is laughable. Do you know how many in that trump rally still think COVID is a hoax? How many think a mask does nothing? How clear do the facts need to be before we stop "showing and asking" and start" mandating?
@89th said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
You didn't understand a damned thing I said.
Yes @taiwan_girl did understand, and she made good points. You just don't like her view.
You'll defend Trump to the death even if it makes no sense. You said the governor refused to approve outdoor venues, even though the governor was not involved at all, and the venues were following the "max crowd size" rules, which is ironic since they are similar to the rules Trump has also supported, before he didn't support it, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet? Trump also supports temporarily shutting things down, before he didn't, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet?
Your comment of "So if you want Americans to do something, show them why it's a good idea and then ASK them." is laughable. Do you know how many in that trump rally still think COVID is a hoax? How many think a mask does nothing? How clear do the facts need to be before we stop "showing and asking" and start" mandating?
No, she didn't understand. Neither do you. That's sad, because she has an excuse for not understanding and you don't. You share her tendency to arrive at a conclusion based on what you want that conclusion to be, and then defend your conclusion even when the facts prove you wrong. An example of that is your refusal to give up on your ridiculous and incorrect claim that the governor didn't block access to outdoor venues.
No, I don't know how many of them believe covid is a hoax. Neither do you. There's nothing to support your accusation that ANY of them believe it's a hoax. You make shit up in your mind and then you believe your own nonsense.
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@89th said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
You didn't understand a damned thing I said.
Yes @taiwan_girl did understand, and she made good points. You just don't like her view.
You'll defend Trump to the death even if it makes no sense. You said the governor refused to approve outdoor venues, even though the governor was not involved at all, and the venues were following the "max crowd size" rules, which is ironic since they are similar to the rules Trump has also supported, before he didn't support it, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet? Trump also supports temporarily shutting things down, before he didn't, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet?
Your comment of "So if you want Americans to do something, show them why it's a good idea and then ASK them." is laughable. Do you know how many in that trump rally still think COVID is a hoax? How many think a mask does nothing? How clear do the facts need to be before we stop "showing and asking" and start" mandating?
No, she didn't understand. Neither do you. That's sad, because she has an excuse for not understanding and you don't. You share her tendency to arrive at a conclusion based on what you want that conclusion to be, and then defend your conclusion even when the facts prove you wrong. An example of that is your refusal to give up on your ridiculous and incorrect claim that the governor didn't block access to outdoor venues.
No, I don't know how many of them believe covid is a hoax. Neither do you. There's nothing to support your accusation that ANY of them believe it's a hoax. You make shit up in your mind and then you believe your own nonsense.
@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@89th said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Larry said in Trump’s indoor rally:
You didn't understand a damned thing I said.
Yes @taiwan_girl did understand, and she made good points. You just don't like her view.
You'll defend Trump to the death even if it makes no sense. You said the governor refused to approve outdoor venues, even though the governor was not involved at all, and the venues were following the "max crowd size" rules, which is ironic since they are similar to the rules Trump has also supported, before he didn't support it, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet? Trump also supports temporarily shutting things down, before he didn't, before he did, before he didn't. Confused yet?
Your comment of "So if you want Americans to do something, show them why it's a good idea and then ASK them." is laughable. Do you know how many in that trump rally still think COVID is a hoax? How many think a mask does nothing? How clear do the facts need to be before we stop "showing and asking" and start" mandating?
No, she didn't understand. Neither do you. That's sad, because she has an excuse for not understanding and you don't. You share her tendency to arrive at a conclusion based on what you want that conclusion to be, and then defend your conclusion even when the facts prove you wrong. An example of that is your refusal to give up on your ridiculous and incorrect claim that the governor didn't block access to outdoor venues.
No, I don't know how many of them believe covid is a hoax. Neither do you. There's nothing to support your accusation that ANY of them believe it's a hoax. You make shit up in your mind and then you believe your own nonsense.
Yeah, 89, you need to be data-driven like all true conservatives! Those people absolutely never pull stuff out of their ass and quote it as though it's true. I'd suggest watching some Kellyanne Conway videos if you want some tips on keeping it real.
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Where's the fun in that?
There'll be plenty of time to be a miserable old bastard when I'm dead.
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Mr. Trump will be in town tonight for another sold-out rally.
My daughter came over for dinner tonight. Her husband had to work - he is a fire fighter.
He just texted a picture of himself standing with the Beast - the president's limo. He has had presidential duty before.
The hospital where my daughter works had to scramble to reserve more rooms because they got the word that Mr. Pence will be here too. The hospital has to put some rooms aside whenever either is in town. Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
This isn't special for Mr. Trump, all presidents cause this disruption.
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Mr. Trump will be in town tonight for another sold-out rally.
My daughter came over for dinner tonight. Her husband had to work - he is a fire fighter.
He just texted a picture of himself standing with the Beast - the president's limo. He has had presidential duty before.
The hospital where my daughter works had to scramble to reserve more rooms because they got the word that Mr. Pence will be here too. The hospital has to put some rooms aside whenever either is in town. Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
This isn't special for Mr. Trump, all presidents cause this disruption.
@Copper said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
I've worked with several people who will agree with that assessment. A visit from POTUS is a major, major, PITA.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@Copper said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
I've worked with several people who will agree with that assessment. A visit from POTUS is a major, major, PITA.
@George-K said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Copper said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
I've worked with several people who will agree with that assessment. A visit from POTUS is a major, major, PITA.
See my nephew at the Jacksonville rally?
He was the biggest cop in the pictures.
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@Copper said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
I've worked with several people who will agree with that assessment. A visit from POTUS is a major, major, PITA.
@George-K said in Trump’s indoor rally:
@Copper said in Trump’s indoor rally:
Hospitals generally don't like presidential visits.
I've worked with several people who will agree with that assessment. A visit from POTUS is a major, major, PITA.
Especially when the surgeon offers to let him cut into a patient.
