You can def state a fact about the President and it not be political. Is saying that Trump's inauguration had less people attending than either of Obama's inaugurations political? Or that Trump didn't take the pandemic seriously early on and called it a democratic hoax initially? Asking for a friend.
covid should be beyond politics
Why do we care if people are being political in the political forum again?
Oh we don’t care. OK.
for the 5th or 6th time, the conversation was around HC saying suppression or inflation of covid numbers could happen for political reasons.
this spiraled into zealot or whoever spouting out some delusion about how covid cannot be political (lol).
alright lets not go over this again and move on
Yesterday was this threads day to be absolutely fucktarded
Today is the failing news threads day
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Things can be factually apolitical but made political by the influence of partisan politics, society, influence, etc. This is wrong and in most cases morally objectionable, but isn't that the root of our government today anyway?
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/07/21/b...mpression=true
Southern supermarket chain, Winn Dixie, is now requiring masks after it had previously said it wasn't. Article insinuates that Trump's tweet on mask wearing was the cause for the change but they were basically getting dragged and customers were threatening to shop elsewhere since their previous announcement. Trump's tweet probably just made them expedite the policy change announcement if anything.
To be fair, Covid is only political in the United States. Because we suck.
Just like everyone else should have learned by now, you dont do or say a thing thinking the president has your back, cause even when he doesn't mean to the president will contradict you days but sometimes even hours later. Thats his schtick, he just says and does everything so that his sycophants can point to what they agree with while ignoring the other stuff.
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