Trump Tweets “And So Do I!”, for Monday’s Open Thread

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It’s Monday aka A Day Ending in Y.

For A Day Ending in Y, President Baby has tweeted 16 times and retweeted 8 times.

His first tweet was sent at 8:22 a.m. D.C. time.

CBS News reported Friday that Medal of Honor recipient, former Army Staff Sgt. Ronald Shurer II, passed away at Sibley Memorial Hospital in D.C.. His wife, Miranda, said he had been diagnosed with cancer three years ago. Shurer was 41 years old.

The encouraging hate tweet…

Kevin Vesey is a reporter for Channel News 12 Long Island, New York. On May 14th, 2020, Vesey was sent to cover a reopening Long Island Rally. His original tweet has now be tweeted or retweeted by President Hater 4 times starting on May 15th.

On Sunday Veser spoke with the organizers of the event, who say their message was obscured by “a few loud voices.”

The encouraging large gatherings during a pandemic tweet.

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Continuing the theme of encouraging large gatherings while self-promoting tweet.

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The promotes super fans and cult cabinet member HHS Secretary tweets.

Asked on Sunday during an appearance on CNN’s State of the Union hosted by Jake Tapper if as Health and Human Service’s Secretary he was concerned about states not adhering to the social distancing guidelines or wearing masks as the country reopens amid the coronvirus pandemic, Alex Azar in part says, “Well Jake thanks to the President’s historic response here…” he adds later that being irresponsible is part of the freedom we have in America.

The ALL CAPS TWEETS!

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The promotes a Washington Post Headline, while he brags about himself tweet.

On Sunday the Washington Post reported that, “tests for the virus finally are becoming widely available, a crucial step toward lifting stay-at-home orders and safely returning to normal life. But while many states no longer report crippling supply shortages, a new problem has emerged: too few people lining up to get tested.”

According to a Washington Post survey, “of governors’ offices and state health departments found at least a dozen states where testing capacity outstrips the supply of patients. Many have scrambled to make testing more convenient, especially for vulnerable communities, by setting up pop-up sites and developing apps that help assess symptoms, find free test sites and deliver quick results.”

The headline of the article reads: As coronavirus testing expands, a new problem arises: Not enough people to test. It’s possible that the headline in the real newspaper was different than the online headline. The New York Times, usually notes such an event, however, I cannot find a notation similar on the Washington Post article, but it’s still a possibility or he simply misquoted the headline.

The comments on a Wall Street Journal Opinion Piece tweets.

On Sunday The Wall Street Journal published an Editorial Board Opinion Piece that explained after last week’s terror attack in Afghanistan on a Kabul maternity ward that killed 26, women, children and babies, weekend news may have brought some hope as “the country’s main non-Taliban political rivals agreed to a power-sharing deal.”

This section of the piece is President Moron’s big takeaway from the rays of hope seen with a merging of power between Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah.

The U.S. is hoping the deal will bring the Taliban back to the negotiating table, though the insurgents continue to attack Afghan police, army units and civilians. The Taliban know that President Trump is eager to withdraw all U.S. troops from the country, preferably before Election Day in November, so he can claim a diplomatic victory. But that gives the Taliban an incentive to bide their time in the hope of goading Mr. Trump to do something impulsive.

Wall Street Journal Opinion Piece. 05/17/2020.

The Wall Street Journal Editorial states that it doesn’t want me to act in an “impulsive” manner in Afghanistan. What they actual said, “But that gives the Taliban an incentive to bide their time in the hope of goading Mr. Trump to do something impulsive.”

The Trying to President Tweet.

SBS News, who’s Twitter bio explains that they are “bringing you the national and global news that matters,” reported that more than 110 countries “have backed Australia’s push for an independent coronavirus inquiry which has caused a damaging rift with China.”

Calls Dr. Rick Bright a “Never Trumper,” while promoting Bright’s 60 minute interview tweet.

Highlights from the interview.

The campaigning tweet.

On April 8th, 2020, CNN President Liar’s Fact-Checker Daniel Dale explained that former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign did issue a statement that said Biden did support President Liar’s travel restrictions on China.

However, Biden had never said President Liar’s travel restrictions on China were wrong.

Biden’s campaign did say last week that Biden supports Trump’s travel restrictions on China. But Biden has not said that he was wrong about anything related to the travel restrictions; Biden’s campaign has maintained that his accusations of xenophobia were not specifically about those restrictions, and Biden did not take a firm position on the restrictions until his expression of support last week. “Never happened,” campaign spokesperson Andrew Bates said Tuesday of Trump’s claim that Biden has made an admission of error.

[For What It’s Worth]

Given the timing of Biden’s remarks, it’s not unreasonable for Trump to have inferred that Biden was claiming that the travel restrictions were an example of xenophobia. But Biden never specifically said that — and Biden’s campaign says the former vice president had been making a general statement about Trump’s record and Biden’s hopes for the response, not an accusation about the restrictions in particular.
Despite the campaign’s explanation, we can’t say that Trump’s claim that Biden called the restrictions xenophobic was inaccurate; Biden left his words open to interpretation. But Trump was incorrect when he said Biden has acknowledged having been wrong.

CNN, Daniel Dale. 04/08/2020.

Attacking Senator Mitt Romney, again, tweet.

At 8:50 CA time, this is now his pinned tweet.

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The back to ALL CAPS tweet.

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