“Recently.” We’ve known about the novel coronavirus since late December 2019.
Scoring cheap political points is easy, but also dishonest. In the US, our tests for coronavirus have been delayed and difficult to get. We recently addressed the problem by loosening regulations. But why’d it take so long? Who is really to blame? WATCHpic.twitter.com/rYjhWNe6PG
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And in January we started banning travel once China started giving the WHO ANY information...
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We're not in a fault game right now, gentlemen. We need all hands on deck, moving towards the goal of eradicating this virus. We need cooperation and unity. Stop with the finger-pointing and politics.
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If trump would have accepted the 100 million WHO test kits offered a month ago we wouldn’t be having this discussion!!
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No mention of the WHO tests that were offered and rejected... and are being used all over the world.https://www.politico.com/news/2020/03/06/coronavirus-testing-failure-123166 …
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I agree we need the tests and were delayed too long but how is ~2000 cases with 40+ deaths, "sweeping the U.S."? I understand that as more people test, the more accurate the numbers will be...and it will likely be much higher than current stats show. But it's hardly "sweeping".
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A reminder, just two days ago Crenshaw was claiming testing simply wasn’t need. Now he’s back with another round of the latest Trump taking points to point the blame at someone else. Wake up fellow Texans. This guy will say and do anything for his Dear Leader.
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Show us proof Crenshaw said that. Waiting!!!!!!
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Please cite the source of this.
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