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HYPOCRISY: Chris Cuomo LOSES IT on air over President Trump’s mask
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo had a meltdown Monday night over President Donald Trump’s decision to take off his mask in his own house: The White House. The medical staff at Walter Reed Military Medical Center released Trump from their care after he successfully battled the worst first days of his COVID-19 infection.
Cuomo, along with many other leftist Joe Biden supporters, couldn’t take President Trump’s swift recovery from the “China virus.” After days of hoping and reporting that the President could be very ill and possibly on his way out of the planet, his sudden recovery was an affront to their hopes.
The anger was obvious and thankfully, for those of us who don’t watch CNN, we can all watch the melt down on Twitter or Youtube.
Also, what about Cuomo’s hypocrisy? Remember he’s the guy that was galavanting around the Hamptons after testing positive for COVID-19. Remember all his ridiculous interviews from his fancy basement and it was those same interviews where he was caught in his own lies.
On Monday, Cuomo accused Trump of putting out propaganda because he took his mask off, saying the President “was fronting a lie to his people.”
Interesting choice of words, don’t you think.
So weird that American people who voted for Trump are no longer called Americans but Cuomo and CNN have made Trump supporters like aliens, calling them “his people.”
It’s an us vs. them situation being spouted in the news daily and dividing our nation the way we have never seen in the past.
“How much bullshit do you need in your life?” Cuomo said Monday night, in a fit of rage.
I had to add this ridiculous quote. Notice how CNN anchors and journalists are using expletives more often on television. They think the word “bullshit” makes them endearing to millennials and leftist hipsters. They couldn’t be more wrong.
The Health Industry Distributors’ Association (HIDA) released harrowing data stating “Transportation Delays Are A Healthcare Issue.” HIDA’s December release states, “research estimates that approximately 8,000-12,000 containers of critical medical supplies are delayed an average of up to 37 days throughout the transportation system.”
The statement continues, “The West Coast port with the greatest number of delayed medical containers are the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. The most congested East Coast port is the Port of Savannah.”
An infographic is accompanied with the statement which breaks down the crisis further. 17 is the average number of days the shipments are delayed at the Port. There’s an 11 day average delay by rail, and a 9 day average delay by truck.
In those shipping containers, the infographic states 187,000 gowns, 360,000 syringes and 3.5 million surgical gloves are held. The ports with the most medical delayed supplies are Los Angeles/Long Beach, Savannah, New York/New Jersey, Charleston, Seattle, Oakland, Boston, Baltimore and Houston.
Axios reports under a “Why it matters” headline, that “Per their projections, medical supplies arriving at a U.S. port on Christmas Day won’t be delivered to hospitals and other care settings until February 2022.”
As a result, “that could delay critical supplies at a time when health care is already expected to most need them due to surges from Delta and Omicron.”
Additionally, “The supply chain problems can compound, starting with medical supplies languishing in U.S. ports for an average of 17 days, officials said.”
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