5 years since COVID declared public health emergency in US, still killing thousands
On the fifth anniversary of the U.S. declaring a public health emergency over COVID-19, people continue to lose their lives.
2,861 deaths from the virus have already been reported in the last 28 days.
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Bird Flu is coming - Trump is the president of pandemics, and whose betting he will handle this one any better than covid?
I'm betting that at some point he will ban killing potentially infected chicken populations because he wants to keep egg prices down.
I'll take that bet. Republicans have already stopped looking at or caring about egg prices.
"Covid 2: We don't know what to do"
If only we had practice on what to do.
“Mighty Nurgle! Festering grandfather of plagues! Hear your servants prayer! Look upon the devastation I have wrought, the diseases I have spread, the unbelievers I have infested with you’re suppurating truth. I beg of your favor and your boon, that I might strive all the harder to spread your blessings across the stars.”
Just saying, the current Right wing zeitgeist frequently reminds me of 40k's Nurgle.
More than likely he'll be even fucking WORSE since there isn't even a Fauci around this time. And he's surrounded himself with hatchet men looking to Project 2025 the whole place into oblivion.
Also, bird flu is likely to be even deadlier.
