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(breaking!!!) donald trump tio quarantine
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Between Biden n Trump I'll choose Trump. Not that I'm very favourable of Trump but I reckon Biden doesn't have the cutting @all to be President.
Yes, nothing to be alarmed about. Even Boris Johnson recovered from ICU to see his newborn child again. These VVIPs will get the best care and treatment available, unlike the peasants.Relax, Trump will be safe. BoJo and Bolsonaro both survived despite being tested positive.
There will be severe actions against China for its manufactured virus. Expect a very exciting October.
For further reading:
https://www.scribd.com/document/478104010/China-Task-Force-Report
https://media.8kun.top/file_store/7...297f1df82259e865ca3312a47666f7b849b90263e.pdf
https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Ukraine Report_FINAL.pdf
KNN, earlier this afternoon, I immediately tried to buy some stocks to take advantage of the knee-jerk downfall, but failed to get them by 5pm. The STI was still quite resilient by the end of the day.
dotard england beh kan...wtf smlj "my recovery will be the faster ever, lmao...shld be "my recovery will be the fasterest ever lah, knn
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I'll put it in the simplest way possible so those pro-China shills understand.
If Trump survives, he will take his revenge. The Dems and the GOP have consensus when it comes to dealing with China. The good old 'trade deal' days are over.
If Trump dies, Pence becomes the stand-in President. There will be plenty of sympathy votes from the moderates.
Either way, China is fucked. It manufactured and exported the virus, snapped up the masks around the world to: affect the US election, and wriggle out of the signed Phase 1 trade deal.
If Trump survives, he will take his revenge. The Dems and the GOP have consensus when it comes to dealing with China. The good old 'trade deal' days are over.
If Trump dies, Pence becomes the stand-in President. There will be plenty of sympathy votes from the moderates.
Either way, China is fucked. It manufactured and exported the virus, snapped up the masks around the world to: affect the US election, and wriggle out of the signed Phase 1 trade deal.
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kidoooh,it's called expandable asset in military term lah ...and diplomatically ,strategic positioning as well
excercise your grey matter mah!
By the end of next week will be very interesting.
Those chao Tiong netizens are already celebrating this incident.
Chinese mock Trump online for contracting Covid-19, tell him to 'try bleach'
Source:
https://mothership.sg/2020/10/china-weibo-trump-covid-19/
Chinese mock Trump online for contracting Covid-19, tell him to 'try bleach'
Source:
https://mothership.sg/2020/10/china-weibo-trump-covid-19/
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fuck off tiong. go back to china and take your virus with you fucker shoo!
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Yes
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Donald Trump has tested positive for coronavirus. While the US constitution was written before it hit the world, it has a plan for this
By Rebecca Armitage and Lucia Stein
Posted 6hhours ago, updated 1hhour ago
Mr Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus along with first lady Melania Trump.(AP: Patrick Semansky)
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With the US the nation worst hit by the global coronavirus pandemic and in the middle of an election campaign, the news that its leader, Donald Trump, has also contracted the virus will be unsettling for many.
Mr Trump is not the first leader to have tested positive to the coronavirus — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro have also had it and recovered.
But it comes at a difficult time in the US and as the traditional leader of the free world, it raises a number of questions about what this means for the country.
Here's what we know about the process surrounding a president who becomes ill and whether this has happened before.
Who will be in charge?
It's still early days and the President's doctor says he will quarantine at the White House with his wife Melania, who has also tested positive.
He may experience a mild case and be able to continue his presidential duties and recover within a few weeks. So at the moment, Trump is still in charge and given he's still tweeting, you can assume he's well enough to do government duties.
But if the President were to become very sick with COVID-19, then there is a process in place.
What would be the process if the President were to become really sick?
When this came up some months ago, some suggested that if the President did get the coronavirus, "depending on the severity, the 25th will have to be invoked on physiological grounds".
The 25th amendment of the constitution allows an orderly transfer of power if the president can't execute his duties.
"In case of the removal of the president from office, or of his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on the vice-president," the Constitution states.
Has there been a precedent for this?
It's only been invoked a few times — always voluntarily by presidents when they have been put under general anaesthesia for surgery.
In those cases, the vice-president assumed powers until the president woke up, when the order was rescinded.
The order of succession is clearly laid out in the constitution.(Reuters: Joshua Roberts)
For example, in 1985, then-vice-president George HW Bush took on Ronald Reagan's duties for about eight hours while Mr Reagan underwent an operation on his colon.
But if a president suddenly became incapacitated or fell into a coma, his deputy and a majority of his cabinet members can remove him from office.
What the experts are saying about coronavirus:
Then the vice-president "immediately" takes on the president's "powers and duties".
What would happen if both the president and the VP became incapacitated?
Vice-President Mike Pence has tested negative for COVID-19.
But given the coronavirus has reached Mr Trump's inner circle, it's still unclear just how many people he came into contact with before he tested positive to COVID-19. So this question may come up.
The US constitution has mapped out what happens in the worst possible scenario.
After the Vice-President, the next person in the line of succession is Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would be the next person in the line of succession after the Vice-President.(AP: Andrew Harnik)
After her, it would be Republican senator Chuck Grassley, who, as the longest-serving member of the majority party, has the title of pro tempore.
If all those offices were vacant, then the president would be the Secretary of State, followed by the Treasury Secretary.
This has only happened on the fictional TV show Designated Survivor, when an explosion during the president's state of the union address left the secretary of housing (13th in the line of succession) in charge.
How will this impact the election?
It's still too early to say.
At this stage, Mr Trump will be unable to leave the White House to attend rallies for a couple of weeks.
Last month, Mr Trump held a campaign rally in Florida.(Reuters: Tom Brenner)
And the timing is less than ideal, happening just a month out from the US election. This is a crucial phase of the election campaign and will divert the conversation around the campaign to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr Trump has attempted to deflect away from the issue during the campaign with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden frequently criticising the President for not having a clear national plan to tackle the pandemic.
By Rebecca Armitage and Lucia Stein
Posted 6hhours ago, updated 1hhour ago
Mr Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus along with first lady Melania Trump.(AP: Patrick Semansky)
Share
With the US the nation worst hit by the global coronavirus pandemic and in the middle of an election campaign, the news that its leader, Donald Trump, has also contracted the virus will be unsettling for many.
Mr Trump is not the first leader to have tested positive to the coronavirus — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro have also had it and recovered.
But it comes at a difficult time in the US and as the traditional leader of the free world, it raises a number of questions about what this means for the country.
Here's what we know about the process surrounding a president who becomes ill and whether this has happened before.
Who will be in charge?
It's still early days and the President's doctor says he will quarantine at the White House with his wife Melania, who has also tested positive.
He may experience a mild case and be able to continue his presidential duties and recover within a few weeks. So at the moment, Trump is still in charge and given he's still tweeting, you can assume he's well enough to do government duties.
But if the President were to become very sick with COVID-19, then there is a process in place.
What would be the process if the President were to become really sick?
When this came up some months ago, some suggested that if the President did get the coronavirus, "depending on the severity, the 25th will have to be invoked on physiological grounds".
The 25th amendment of the constitution allows an orderly transfer of power if the president can't execute his duties.
"In case of the removal of the president from office, or of his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on the vice-president," the Constitution states.
Has there been a precedent for this?
It's only been invoked a few times — always voluntarily by presidents when they have been put under general anaesthesia for surgery.
In those cases, the vice-president assumed powers until the president woke up, when the order was rescinded.
The order of succession is clearly laid out in the constitution.(Reuters: Joshua Roberts)
For example, in 1985, then-vice-president George HW Bush took on Ronald Reagan's duties for about eight hours while Mr Reagan underwent an operation on his colon.
But if a president suddenly became incapacitated or fell into a coma, his deputy and a majority of his cabinet members can remove him from office.
What the experts are saying about coronavirus:
- Economic recovery committee looks set to push for a gas-fired future
- Immunity passports might create a perverse incentive for individuals to seek out infection
Then the vice-president "immediately" takes on the president's "powers and duties".
What would happen if both the president and the VP became incapacitated?
Vice-President Mike Pence has tested negative for COVID-19.
But given the coronavirus has reached Mr Trump's inner circle, it's still unclear just how many people he came into contact with before he tested positive to COVID-19. So this question may come up.
The US constitution has mapped out what happens in the worst possible scenario.
After the Vice-President, the next person in the line of succession is Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would be the next person in the line of succession after the Vice-President.(AP: Andrew Harnik)
After her, it would be Republican senator Chuck Grassley, who, as the longest-serving member of the majority party, has the title of pro tempore.
If all those offices were vacant, then the president would be the Secretary of State, followed by the Treasury Secretary.
This has only happened on the fictional TV show Designated Survivor, when an explosion during the president's state of the union address left the secretary of housing (13th in the line of succession) in charge.
How will this impact the election?
It's still too early to say.
At this stage, Mr Trump will be unable to leave the White House to attend rallies for a couple of weeks.
Last month, Mr Trump held a campaign rally in Florida.(Reuters: Tom Brenner)
And the timing is less than ideal, happening just a month out from the US election. This is a crucial phase of the election campaign and will divert the conversation around the campaign to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr Trump has attempted to deflect away from the issue during the campaign with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden frequently criticising the President for not having a clear national plan to tackle the pandemic.
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Hope looks quite chio. Wonder if Trump had under table relations with her. Lol.
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Fake tweet!
President Donald Trump's diagnosis as Covid-19 positive adds extraordinary drama to an already fast-moving and tumultuous US election campaign.
Here is a summary of the current state of events:
- Where is Trump now? -
Trump is in quarantine in the White House, along with his wife Melania. The official White House doctor said they plan to remain there while they recover.
On Thursday, Trump did not immediately isolate after his close aid Hope Hicks tested positive.
Instead, he boarded a plane to New Jersey, where he attended a fundraiser and delivered a speech surrounded by dozens of people before returning to the White House.
His office dropped his planned appearances on Friday including a fundraiser at his hotel in Washington and a rally in Florida.
It is uncertain when he will be able to attend campaign events ahead of the November 3 vote.
- What are his symptoms? -
Donald Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows said that the president had "mild symptoms" but was in "good spirits."
Meadows said that "we have a president that is not only on the job, (but) will remain on the job, and I'm optimistic that he'll have a very quick and speedy recovery."
The New York Times quoted unnamed sources saying Trump showed mild symptoms at the Thursday night fundraiser at his golf club in New Jersey, seeming lethargic.
One source told the paper he had displayed cold-like symptoms.
As a 74-year-old man, Trump is "at higher risk for severe illness" from the virus, according to the US health agency CDC.
More at https://tinyurI.com/y9p3alhb
Here is a summary of the current state of events:
- Where is Trump now? -
Trump is in quarantine in the White House, along with his wife Melania. The official White House doctor said they plan to remain there while they recover.
On Thursday, Trump did not immediately isolate after his close aid Hope Hicks tested positive.
Instead, he boarded a plane to New Jersey, where he attended a fundraiser and delivered a speech surrounded by dozens of people before returning to the White House.
His office dropped his planned appearances on Friday including a fundraiser at his hotel in Washington and a rally in Florida.
It is uncertain when he will be able to attend campaign events ahead of the November 3 vote.
- What are his symptoms? -
Donald Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows said that the president had "mild symptoms" but was in "good spirits."
Meadows said that "we have a president that is not only on the job, (but) will remain on the job, and I'm optimistic that he'll have a very quick and speedy recovery."
The New York Times quoted unnamed sources saying Trump showed mild symptoms at the Thursday night fundraiser at his golf club in New Jersey, seeming lethargic.
One source told the paper he had displayed cold-like symptoms.
As a 74-year-old man, Trump is "at higher risk for severe illness" from the virus, according to the US health agency CDC.
More at https://tinyurI.com/y9p3alhb
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Modi sent cow urine to Trump.
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It's a beautiful virus,it's shooooo beautiful.nobody else has got a more beautiful virus than me....I love chyna...I just sold an apartment to somebody in.chyna for 15 million dollars!!!!!
LMAO....its terrific, i feel terrific, sooo terrific, am i going to die? probably, maybe, yes, likely
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