Trump on Fox right now blaming Cuomo for not ordering ventilators in 2015....

[steve2470]

Trump on Fox right now blaming Cuomo for not ordering ventilators in 2015, citing a piece by Betsy McCaughey - former GOP LtGov of NY.

Whoever called "he's prepping to blame Cuomo," collect your winnings

Link to tweet

What a liar and sociopath Trump is. Cuomo would be a trillion times better as President.

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

1. He mentioned death panels in that thing he read

Something from hannity or Alex jones?

[MurrayDelph]

10. No, that's pure McCaughey

When Obamacare was first being purposed, she was constantly on TV, along with her prop binder, promoting her elder-death conspiracies

[patricia92243]

2. He is green (or orange) with jealousy. Cuomo is showing what a

real president would do.

[sprinkleeninow]

12. I think green plus orange makes brown?

💩

[bdamomma]

3. tRump

never accepts blame for anything. He will pay a very large price.

[Boomerproud]

11. In a just world he would pay a huge price.

This isn't a just world. Are the sheep at Faux baaaing?

[bobbieinok]

4. What was DT doing to prep for pandemic in 2015? Last Jan? Feb? March 1?

[sinkingfeeling]

5. Any fifth grader would be a better president.

[Beartracks]

6. If Cuomo was supposed to order ventilators in 2015 for a 2020 pandemic, should't Trump have not...

... dismantled much of our pandemic response capabilities in 2016-2018? You know, in the name of being fucking prepared. And here I thought Trump was a genius.

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[LakeArenal]

7. Credit is infinitely divisible,

Blame falls to one entirely.

In this case. TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP

[spanone]

8. they're breaking for commercials.....Bwahahahahahaaa

it's not that important

He'b got pence, birx & the surgeon general ....and thinks we can be back to work by Easter....MR DUMBFUCK

[Wellstone ruled]

9. Funny,that was predictable.

[Roland99]

13. VERY IMPORTANT part of that study being IGNORED

https://www.health.ny.gov/regulations/task_force/reports_publications/docs/ventilator_guidelines.pdf#page=48&zoom=100,92,612

The State’s current approach to stockpiling a limited number of ventilators balances the need to prepare for a potential pandemic against the need to maintain adequate funding for current and ongoing health care expenses. Furthermore, severe staffing shortages are anticipated, and purchasing additional ventilators beyond a threshold will not save additional lives, because there will not be a sufficient number of trained staff to operate them. In the event of an overwhelming burden on the health care system, New York will not have sufficient ventilators to meet critical care needs despite its emergency stockpile. If the most severe forecast becomes a reality, New York State and the rest of the country will need to allocate ventilators and other scarce resources.