He is a science denier, little evidence he's learned to think in a way that will help here.
I was a state legislator during the HIV outbreak in one county in Indiana. This is a much difference situation, and Vice President Pence obviously learned from that experience and arguably would be in a better spot to deal with this based on what he learned in Indiana.pic.twitter.com/5CDfQmi91K
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Learned what? Follow good medical advice then pray? Let’s hope.
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So you admit that the blame for the outbreak is yours as much as it was Pence's? Good to know.
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So HIV outbreaks are politicians faults now?
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No, it's not a much different situation senator. You have to believe in science and experts over your own personal ideology and believes. The Vice President only did so when forced by massive public outcry. This can not happen with COVID-19. Stop playing politics.
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What did he learn? Be specific.
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Don’t tell the public anything. Control all information going out. Lie. Propaganda. Distract.
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Tell us why we shouldn’t mistrust this administration, Pence and you? Makes me think of Susan Collins saying she hopes Trump learned his lesson after the impeachment trial. And how did that go?
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I won’t Braun after he justified an impeachment trial with no witnesses. We need Joe Donnelly back.
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