Time-line on coronavirus in the U.S.
Just to refresh your memory:
The first confirmed case of coronavirus in the U.S. was reported on January 21st. The patient was a man who had just returned from Wuhan, China.
Ten days later president Trump ordered the end of travel from China to the U.S.
The next day Democrat senator Chuck Schumer claimed the travel ban was "racist" and an over-reaction. The U.S. media obediently echoed both claims. Pelosi chimed in:
Now the media and the Democrats have decided they can win more votes by pretending they never believed that. Schumer deleted his tweet, and the party reversed Schumer's position, now claiming "Trump didn't act soon enough! He was negligent! If only he'd listened to us Democrats, everything would be far, far better!"
Absolutely amazing. And of course not a single mainstream media outlet pointed out the total reversal. Cuz, reasons.
The first confirmed case of coronavirus in the U.S. was reported on January 21st. The patient was a man who had just returned from Wuhan, China.
Ten days later president Trump ordered the end of travel from China to the U.S.
The next day Democrat senator Chuck Schumer claimed the travel ban was "racist" and an over-reaction. The U.S. media obediently echoed both claims. Pelosi chimed in:
Now the media and the Democrats have decided they can win more votes by pretending they never believed that. Schumer deleted his tweet, and the party reversed Schumer's position, now claiming "Trump didn't act soon enough! He was negligent! If only he'd listened to us Democrats, everything would be far, far better!"
Absolutely amazing. And of course not a single mainstream media outlet pointed out the total reversal. Cuz, reasons.
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