Have you been reading James McBride's Deacon, King Kong, from a virtual book club? Consider this version of king con.
The Coronavirus death toll rises and caused a crash that wiped out $5 trillion off global stocks as highly uncertain times to continue with increased deaths and the markets are really panicking.
Is anyone concerned with this level of unpreparedness and alarming incoherence? King Con is an enormous monster that has been reappearing in the media throughout the years.
An individual who has lied and amassed thousands of conflicts of interest in a few years.
Who tried to blame the stock market plummet on the Democrats, but the crash began before the debate.
Who announced the wrong number of cases and predicted they would decline to near zero after experts said there will be more cases. He lied about the lethality of the flu.
Who also said we'll have a shot for this #Corona virus outbreak in a fairly quickly.
Who Labels the Coronavirus outbreak a "hoax" and a conspiracy to undermine him. How come it continues with around 85,000 cases in 56 countries with 3,000 deaths?
Meanwhile, who claims it all a hoax pointing yo a global conspiracy to undermine him with around 85,000 hoaxes in 56 hoax countries with 3,000 hoax deaths.
Can we rely on an ignorant, incompetent, narcissistic psychopath to deal with a real crisis?
Who would have thought that some voters would be fooled to make a huge mistake and cast ballots for the worst in America, let him become President, and lie to us toWards our doomsday?.
Financial pain deepens as nearly 60 countries report virus https://apnews.com/7d1a054f19cf1f33b4ee22c244603ebe
Coronavirus wipes $5 trillion off world markets https://reut.rs/32xqD5m
Everyday life in the U.S. will likely be disrupted by the coronavirus, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney says https://trib.al/DqYah1S
TheHill - Rep. Garamendi: NIH official canceled on five Sunday talk shows after Pence's office 'took over' Rep. John Garamendi (D-Calif.) on Friday said the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was told to `stand down` and not appear on five Sunday morning talk shows to discuss the coronavirus.