Over 400 people died today from Covid 19. What's Joe doing about that?
It's not Joe's fault. Nor did Trump kill 400,000 citizens. A president does not have power to intervene in domestic problems. Obama didn't, Hoover didn't. A governor must ask. There never was a plan. Wilson didn't make one. No president has. In 2015, the CDC told governors to plan & prepare for a pandemic. None did. President Trump had to fill in the gap. When asked he sent MASH units. Biden will also have to deal with the pandemic in a legal way. He can't make laws, that's up to congress.
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- 1 month agoFavourite answer
Joe will not be doing anything about anything. He will be too busy retracting everything good thing Trump ever did. And the rest of the time he and his chicken sh*t party will be blaming Trump for the next four years. Hell.. Obama blamed Bush for 8 years. Don't think the commie dems ever do anything except blame!
- HopefulLv 61 month ago
Joe say there is nothing he can do about it. It will take time, but during the election he said his team had a plan and would get it done, we find out his team has no plan. I guess talk is cheap when you sit in the cheap seats.
- Anonymous1 month ago
It is expected that biden will kill 1 MILLION Americans due to his failed covid19 plan.
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- Anonymous1 month ago
Yes, infected before today, but Joe has done nothing to keep them alive. The vaccine & the distribution were under Trumps watch, not Joe's, Even Dr. Fauci said so, Joe is using Donald's plan
- Anonymous1 month ago
joe vaccinated 1 million people in one day .
- MarkLv 71 month ago
I wouldn't expect you to know basic medicine, but as it takes about 2 weeks for COVID-19 to be noticeable, and more days to die, guess what? That was on Trump, who famously said last year that "COVID will be gone by April, when it gets hot". (Did you somehow forget that?)
- Anonymous1 month ago
In the three days he's been in office, he's done more than Trump did in a year.