I just received "PRESIDENT TRUMP'S CORONAVIRUS GUIDELINES FOR AMERICA" in the mail today

[catbyte]

and immediately threw it in the trash then washed my hands for a full minute. FUCK HIM. I'm sure that thing insisted on having his name emblazoned on that CDC postcard--in all caps because we know how much that thing loves them. Again, fuck him. I'll go onto the CDC website if I want information. I wouldn't take that thing's advice on anything. Sorry, but that card just rubbed me the wrong way.

Fucking narcissist.

[k8conant]

1. We got that yesterday...

[still_one]

2. What you will notice on that card it contradicts everything trump has been saying

The document also mentions the need to debunk "exaggerated product claims," though it anticipated that these claims would come via the internet, NOT OUT OF THE MOUTH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

It shoujld be clear by now that the Trump administration's response has violated every one of these rules --
not merely day-to-day, but sometimes within the same briefing, as when Trump's scientific advisors from the CDC or the food and Drug Administration have to step to the microphone to contradict some ignorant claim Trump has made.

This is no way to run a pandemic response. The postcard arriving in your mailbox today or over the next few days offers the right advice. You should heed it. As for the daily ruminations heard from President trump, you should ignore them. That
is a sad commentary on the condition of the federal government"


https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2020-03-24/trump-guidelines-for-america

[catbyte]

9. I didn't even read it but it makes perfect sense. What a clusterfuck, pardon my French, lol.

[still_one]

10. you're right

[abqtommy]

3. I think we oughta impeach that Orange Anus...

...oh wait, we did!

[Turbineguy]

4. One of my neighbors didn't even put it in the trash but just dropped it on the ground by the mailbox

Advice from trump is for them that wants to die.

[Newest Reality]

5. Campaign Material

It could have had an agency name on it or just be presented as Federal guidelines.

He is, of freaking course, using this to sway opinion, since any valid information would not be his in the first place seeing how, despite his rhetoric, this crises is not in his field.

Now, President Trump's Used Car Buying Guidelines, that would be more apropos. He would sell you a rusted auto body with no wheels and call it perfect.

[safeinOhio]

6. Got it yesterday.

Saw who it was from and didn't read it.

[AleksS]

7. I got that too, and thought the same thing.

Everything's campaign material for the tangerine Mussolini.

F--- him.

Especially since, really, the last thing a person should do is ever take medical advice from Cadet Bonespurs-Staring-Into-the-Eclipse.

It's not HIS guidelines, it's health department guidelines that he wants to plaster his name on for campaign purposes.

[FM123]

8. Me too. It disgusted me to get something like that from him, as if he even cares if we live or die..

[Proud Liberal Dem]

11. You should thank him

for the free toilet paper LOL

[DeminPennswoods]

12. Got one, too. It does have good, common sense

advice, not political at all.

[catbyte]

22. That's not what irked me.

What irked me was the PRESIDENT TRUMP'S CORONAVIRUS GUIDELINES FOR AMERICA dominating the front of the postcard. Do you think any other president would've had his name so prominently displayed on the front like that? Can you imagine President Obama doing that? It came from the CDC, for crying out loud. What pissed me off, even more, was that those commonsense guidelines are in opposition to what that thing keeps spouting in those pity party/press conferences. And he doesn't give a crap about anything but his "numbers."

And I think it IS political. That thing wants to gaslight the nation into thinking he's "The Virus Slayer" when he's the one who's made it so much worse than it should've been.

[MFGsunny]

29. + 1000

If our DOJ was any place other than DIS-BARR's potty throne, this card alone might be prima facie evidence of campaign contribution violations (IANAL).
How so? well mf45 gets the purported/predictable goodwill benefit for NOTHING he has in fact said or proposed, while we chump taxpayers paid the USPS to deliver them to benefit solely MF45. Just like bait and switch.

Why else would MF45 see to it that its lead in bold large lettering would advertise PRESIDENT TRUMP'S CORONAVIRUS GUIDELINES FOR AMERICA

Such an advert evidences corrupt intent on MF45's part when his mouth and a$$ spew the exact opposite of "as-stated" CDC guidelines on that print card.

Pathological grifting.
Passive-aggressive egomaniac.
MF45 has already tried to kill the truth of American values & spirit.

BUT we vote, we resist and we persist.

[DeminPennswoods]

37. Tbh, didn't even notice that, just read the

guidelines.

[Maru Kitteh]

13. PRESIDENT TRUMP'S CORONAVIRUS IS KILLING AMERICANS

[world wide wally]

14. Always keep one thing in mind...

EVERYTHING Trump does is political

[onecent]

15. Yes I did too....WHAT A WASTE OF MONEY!!! I knew all these things....

so why give it to everyone.....God ....lets get rid of Trump!

[CatWoman]

16. I'd return that bullshit right back to him

[Delmette2.0]

34. That is what I want to do! I haven't received mine yet.

[smirkymonkey]

17. Immediately took it from my mailbox and tossed it with the rest of the junk mail, with

a Clorox wipe. Then went back up to my apartment and washed my hands with Clorox spray, followed by soap and water and didn't even care to think about the contents. I am not interested in the advice of a raging moron.

[aka-chmeee]

18. I figured the only way CDC could send the thing out

was to give Trump top billing because he actually contradicts many of the card's suggestions. Kind of the obligatory ass-kiss.

[catbyte]

23. Exactly.

[grantcart]

19. Made me I'll

Surprised his picture and autograph wasn't on it

[Thekaspervote]

20. If you mark it REFUSED they will send it back. Imagine if they got +1 million pieces back

I can dream!!

[IcyPeas]

21. use it to pick up dog shit

[llmart]

24. I got one too.

I'm in Michigan too. I went to my mailbox, saw it in there, it was the only thing I received since I do almost everything online, and I decided to just leave it in the mailbox forever. Let the mail carrier wonder why.

I used to put unsolicited stuff right back into the "out" slot and the mail carrier would put it back in my mailbox, even if my name and address weren't on the junk mail. I've often wondered how she knew it was for me.

[Bettie]

25. The really strange thing about it to me was that it

isn't even a postcard. Ours was two pieces of paper glued together, back to back to make up a postcard sized mailing.

Just odd.

[BlueJac]

26. Me too, same outcome!

[snowybirdie]

27. Got it in Fl

yesterday. I ripped it up and put it into the outgoing mail slot. It felt good!

[madaboutharry]

28. I threw it in the trash as soon as I got back in the house.

It looked like a campaign mailing. He is an asshole, every single day.

[Onthefly]

30. Campaign Literature

Font and color contrast is so poorly done.
Not even useful for TP.

[Ilsa]

31. I used it to pick up dog shit.

The name Trump came in contact with it.

[11 Bravo]

32. This should help to alleviate the run on toilet paper.

[KatyaR]

33. Me, too.

I immediately tore it to shreds and threw it in the dumpster next to my apartment...just where it belongs.

#jackass

[edhopper]

35. Clear violations of

the Hatch Act.

[SharonClark]

36. I wrote "return to the liar in the White House"

and put it in the mail box at the grocery store.

[maxrandb]

38. It came just as I was running out of TP

So, I'm good