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Trump Launched a Coronavirus Economic Council Without Telling Members They Were On It

Many of the listed names and companies did not learn of their new, supposed advisory roles until the president read their names on live TV, or until after the White House published the full list. Others said they hadn’t even committed to working with the Trump administration on this, and only agreed to take a phone call from the White House to see if the effort was worthwhile or just for show.

It turns out it was the latter. Kind of. Less than 24 hours later, it had become clear that industry groups were mainly being used as a sounding board, with some leaders even encouraging the president to not abandon public safety policy for the sake of an economic activity sugar rush.

Conman gotta con
 
Feeble minded Dotard Donnie claims America is a developing nation. I will admit he seems to be turning us into one.:floor:No, no sorry. The man needs help. Sad.

“We’re a developing nation too, in my book.”
 
president* total authority wants to shut down congress. I guess we’re are headed to developing nation or at least banana republic status. Thanks MAGAs!
 
Trumps name hasn’t been on this many checks since he had Cohen paying off Prostitutes.
But that was an entirely different kind of Stimulus. - Mike Farb
 
Trumps name hasn’t been on this many checks since he had Cohen paying off Prostitutes.
But that was an entirely different kind of Stimulus.
- Mike Farb
I am sure that the Florida House is having issues with that the same way they had Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried and the gas pump sticker issue...
 
"The Constitution is pretty clear.
I think that there’s hypocrisy here, in that, one, if President Obama had said those words, that the authority is total with the presidency, conservatives’ heads would’ve exploded across the board.”


Brett Baier-Fox News
 
Grifter gonna grift

City leaders to Trump: Pay your bills, help us fight the coronavirus


Fourteen municipal governments — from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Wildwood, New Jersey — want Trump's campaign committee to clear a combined $1.82 million worth of public safety-related debt connected to Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign rallies, according to interviews with local officials and municipal records obtained by the Center for Public Integrity.

The Trump campaign's tab is now more than double what Public Integrity first reported in June.
 
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