Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "Exhausted and Scared, Trump Backs Out of Interview | Bulwark Takes" video.
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@bunkyman8097 Why would Mexico pay for a wall. Nobody would want to go South, except for criminals?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was a major overhaul of the tax code, signed into law by President Donald Trump on Jan. 1, 2018. The legislation included some of the biggest changes to the tax code in three decades. The reform impacted both taxpayers and business owners alike, particularly through tax cuts. Many of the tax reform benefits for individuals will expire in 2025.
He left Obamacare, because it wasn't practical to bring in a replacement. You have to prioritize.
Wiping out the national debt in a year(failed). Not even Superman could do that. It's just something the US is stuck with.
If you'd seen the videos of Haiti, that I have. Which you won't have. Then animals are just a side dish. So I'm not surprised by any of the stories.
Yes, my replies disappear, the same as others lose theirs. This is a private platform after all. There are certain channels, where nothing I write gets posted, or only sporadically.
Rather than learn the facts. You choose to run away. That tells me all I need to know about what you think you know, but actually don't.
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@cynthiaa2644 A "playbook", as you call it, isn't the same as a specific plan. A particular epidemic is going to need it's own tailored approach, as each presents it's own set of challenges.
Even the H1N1 crisis didn’t prevent the Obama administration from backing away from the no-holds-barred approach to national security that had characterized the Bush administration, paring back funding for preparedness amid the Great Recession. The health department and Homeland Security department cut preparedness funding by nearly $900 million between fiscal years 2010 and 2011.
“The preparedness budget cuts may make it particularly difficult for the nation – and the country’s public health agencies and workforce, in particular – to achieve the goals” set by the White House and CDC for national health security, Columbia University’s National Center for Disaster Preparedness experts warned in 2011. “The New York metropolitan area, in particular, is at greater risk for large-scale catastrophic events, and cannot afford to be less than maximally prepared.”
The H1N1 crisis was bookended by the 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak, which hung over the 2014 midterm elections and shaped how Obama approached his waning years in office. Officials working in the Obama administration described being surprised as the outbreak unpredictably surged in West Africa, sickening thousands of people and killing about 40 percent of those who were infected. Historically, the deadly virus had burned itself out before jumping borders and becoming an epidemic.
The 2019 outbreak was no different, although much more serious in it's size and domestic impact. However, it was still handled appropriately by the Trump administration.
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