Someone who works closely with medical officials makes a key point: What precautions are being taken if a person with active virus is possibly being moved from Walter Reed to the White House tomorrow? Will he be told he can only be in the residence? What PPE will staff be given?
Those are questions, not points. But I’m not surprised you would mix those two things up.
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He's still in hospital. What is wrong with her
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Your snark is sad.
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Questions can have (very, very, very obvious) implied points, sweetheart.
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Only if you use the English language like a bastardising, post-Modern twat.
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Asking a question IS a way to make a point. Name calling IS NOT a way to make a point.
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Pedant.
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