I’m an economist and I am not pleased with how things are going either. But the narrative is $3 trillion in government spending, no problem, 10% unemployment, no problem, millions of small businesses (peoples life’s work) bankrupt, no problem. #nonsense https://t.co/dnWx4fBQ8d— Brian Wesbury (@wesbury) August 13, 2020
The false positive rate is crazy high and they still use it as a measuring stick.— Cory Procter (@CoryProcter) August 13, 2020
Also not pleased with cnbc reporting either. "The U.S. has the worst outbreak in the world with more than 5 million infections and at least 166,000 deaths as of Thursday, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University." Common CNBC that is super misleading.— Rene Laughlin (@ReneLaughlin) August 13, 2020
Mortality rates drastically improved, economic recovery underway, no red lights on vaccine, you pull the politics and ignore the noise and things about as well as expected and market likely better then it should be...— Roger (@RogerMulhern) August 13, 2020
It frustrates me so badly how he can penalize and point fingers, yet assumes no accountability because he spouts wishy washy rhetoric with no hard lines. He has literally had no affect on the virus, but has smothered the people.— Emily (@Emily42658927) August 14, 2020
Just remember this about Fauci. He is a huge supporter of hillary. As we get closer to election I suspect we will hear more negativity from him. Ultimately he would like to see the socialists take over the USA.— ta (@Timgolf72) August 14, 2020
He’s the reason we’re here! Trump did every damn thing he wanted! A--hole— Baxter (@MiniBuddha1) August 14, 2020