What's Joe's Plan?
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@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
One thing Biden's team has mastered is the politician's way of using pages and pages of words to end up saying absolutely nothing. Reading that insults my intelligence. Boil it all down and is says "we're going to count on the stupidity of our base to not notice that the only plan we have is to take credit for things Trump has already done."
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@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
So, the number one thing in his outline is "restoring trust."
What else is there that hasn't been done? What "emergency response?" What, specifically, does that mean?
Eliminate cost barriers? So far, testing is at no cost to people, iirc. I don't know about expenses incurred during treatment, but I'd guess that's already in place.
"Decisive economic measures." When's the last time you spoke to the Speaker of the House, Joe?
"Rallying the world..." What does that even mean?
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Here is a comparison.
(https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/919139204/trumps-and-biden-s-plans-on-the-coronavirus-pandemic)
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Here is a comparison.
(https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/919139204/trumps-and-biden-s-plans-on-the-coronavirus-pandemic)
@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Here is a comparison.
(https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/919139204/trumps-and-biden-s-plans-on-the-coronavirus-pandemic)
@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Here is a comparison.
(https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/919139204/trumps-and-biden-s-plans-on-the-coronavirus-pandemic)
In other words, no difference.
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Here is a comparison.
(https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/919139204/trumps-and-biden-s-plans-on-the-coronavirus-pandemic)
@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Here is a comparison.
(https://www.npr.org/2020/10/16/919139204/trumps-and-biden-s-plans-on-the-coronavirus-pandemic)
"Key Priorities: COVID-19
Joe BidenTesting: Improve testing capacity and accessibility,
PPE: Expand access to personal protective equipment, or PPE.
Vaccine: Establish a plan for effectively producing and safely distributing a vaccine.
Race: Address disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on communities of color."-
Already done and unnecessary. You can get a test anywhere in the country within 24 hours if you need one.
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Already done - https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/08/business/automakers-ppe-ford-chrysler-gm/index.html
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Already done... Try to catch up.
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Oh dear Lord, save us all.
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@Larry said in What's Joe's Plan?:
It reads like a high school kid writing a job resume.
There is an app for that
https://readabilityformulas.com/freetests/six-readability-formulas.php
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For the pandemic, that is.
What, specifically is his plan, other than to suggest masks everywhere and mandate them on Federal property?
Also, how does it differ, in any substantive way, from what's already in place?
@George-K said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Also, how does it differ, in any substantive way, from what's already in place?
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
His website says "end widespread misinformation." Basically what he means is, "not be Donald Trump." Without a doubt he's going to declare victory on the tautological. "I'm not the Donald, and so therefore I'm not doing all the things we're accusing him of, therefore great progress has been made."
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@George-K said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Also, how does it differ, in any substantive way, from what's already in place?
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
His website says "end widespread misinformation." Basically what he means is, "not be Donald Trump." Without a doubt he's going to declare victory on the tautological. "I'm not the Donald, and so therefore I'm not doing all the things we're accusing him of, therefore great progress has been made."
@Aqua-Letifer said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
So, what is being expected from President elect Biden to say in regards to a COVID plan?
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@Aqua-Letifer said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
So, what is being expected from President elect Biden to say in regards to a COVID plan?
@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
@Aqua-Letifer said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
So, what is being expected from President elect Biden to say in regards to a COVID plan?
️(P.S. WTF is up with that shrug emoji?)
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@Aqua-Letifer said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
So, what is being expected from President elect Biden to say in regards to a COVID plan?
@taiwan_girl said in What's Joe's Plan?:
@Aqua-Letifer said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Honestly, what is there to do that hasn't been done, other than to not botch things?
So, what is being expected from President elect Biden to say in regards to a COVID plan?
To put his money where his mouth is. He’s been saying for months he has a plan.
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Testing availability and quick results are not as easy as made out here. I will speak of my own account but have read that testing availability varies across the country. For instance, I know of no place or places in my area where one can just drive up to a street corner and get in a car line and get swabbed. To me, that should be available everywhere! Sure, there's your CVS's and other retails but you need an appointment. And good luck getting one same day you want to test. You can call your PCP and ask for test, and again, good luck coming right in that very day. They are all swamped.
So even after your test, you get to wait upwards of 72 hours to get any results. Yeah, quarantine is what you do right after the test to be a good citizen, but what percentage of people getting tested actually do that? I bet its less than 10.I tested 3 weeks ago after being at a function where one of the guests reported being positive the next day. And he got it bad, almost ER inpatient bad. He's still trying to get his wind back and he's a big beefy muscle man of around 45. Prison guard at Corcaran where he told tales of Covid there. 25 percent of inmates have it or had it. So I called /got online and had a devil of a time finding anything I could do that day I wanted to do it, which was 3 days after the function i attended. CVS was full booked for 2 days, and rather than scour the internet for other public options, I just decided to call my PCP and was lucky enough to come in next day, but not that day. Results 3 days later, with kind lady letting me know after taking a sample of my brain tissue through my nose, to go home and stay there until results come back.
Anyways, for me, the biggest flub of current administration was by not leading the cause in a national initiative, but instead throwing it off to the states and let them figure it all out. There should have been a bigger national effort, and truck loads of Treasury money, to get testing availability ramped up as quickly as possible so to be able to track down and control this virus. We still aren't there yet to this day. Trump wants herd immunity although he won't say it to your face.
So Biden better be making this thing, this testing thing, the priority numero uno, IMO. I will be sorely disappointed if this doesn't happen.
But, look at this article, if true, this should be the immediate plan, to get this out en masse, for free too. In home testing with immediate results. Curious to see how effective this at home kit currently is. FDA approved though. So we'll see.
https://nypost.com/2020/11/17/first-rapid-at-home-covid-19-test-approved-by-fda/
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Testing availability and quick results are not as easy as made out here. I will speak of my own account but have read that testing availability varies across the country. For instance, I know of no place or places in my area where one can just drive up to a street corner and get in a car line and get swabbed. To me, that should be available everywhere! Sure, there's your CVS's and other retails but you need an appointment. And good luck getting one same day you want to test. You can call your PCP and ask for test, and again, good luck coming right in that very day. They are all swamped.
So even after your test, you get to wait upwards of 72 hours to get any results. Yeah, quarantine is what you do right after the test to be a good citizen, but what percentage of people getting tested actually do that? I bet its less than 10.I tested 3 weeks ago after being at a function where one of the guests reported being positive the next day. And he got it bad, almost ER inpatient bad. He's still trying to get his wind back and he's a big beefy muscle man of around 45. Prison guard at Corcaran where he told tales of Covid there. 25 percent of inmates have it or had it. So I called /got online and had a devil of a time finding anything I could do that day I wanted to do it, which was 3 days after the function i attended. CVS was full booked for 2 days, and rather than scour the internet for other public options, I just decided to call my PCP and was lucky enough to come in next day, but not that day. Results 3 days later, with kind lady letting me know after taking a sample of my brain tissue through my nose, to go home and stay there until results come back.
Anyways, for me, the biggest flub of current administration was by not leading the cause in a national initiative, but instead throwing it off to the states and let them figure it all out. There should have been a bigger national effort, and truck loads of Treasury money, to get testing availability ramped up as quickly as possible so to be able to track down and control this virus. We still aren't there yet to this day. Trump wants herd immunity although he won't say it to your face.
So Biden better be making this thing, this testing thing, the priority numero uno, IMO. I will be sorely disappointed if this doesn't happen.
But, look at this article, if true, this should be the immediate plan, to get this out en masse, for free too. In home testing with immediate results. Curious to see how effective this at home kit currently is. FDA approved though. So we'll see.
https://nypost.com/2020/11/17/first-rapid-at-home-covid-19-test-approved-by-fda/
@nobodyssock said in What's Joe's Plan?:
Anyways, for me, the biggest flub of current administration was by not leading the cause in a national initiative, but instead throwing it off to the states and let them figure it all out
I do agree with this.
But, as I have said before, if there was a Democrat in the White House a year ago, I’m not sure the situation today would be any different than it was under President Trump.
Getting back to nobodies sock point, it has been a shortcoming of the US. I know that states rights are very important in the US, but this is one instance where an internal situation required a national response. Again, you need 100% agreement of what to do. If 49 states do one thing but one state does another, the whole plan fails.
