All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[Svartalf]

Yeah, I bet HOA"s are not sanguine about meth labs in your basement either...

[Forty Two]

What do you think we have? We are not a third world country but have the best healthcare system in Europe.
Do you think it is a shed at the bottom of the garden? Honestly.

Here that, Europeans. Dutch health care is better than your health care.

[Tero]

We have compounding pharmacies that used to be able to fprmulate product. If it’s topical or oral, I would allow it but still, the best would be to avoid that. The only case where you need small scale lots is for drug trials.

[Tero]

Blackmailing Congress:
Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Tuesday called on Congress to take action on immigration, placing the onus on Democrats to come to the table after he'd threatened to close the southern border over the increasing number of asylum seekers crossing into the US.

"Congress has to meet quickly and make a deal. I could do it in 45 minutes. We need to get rid of chain migration," Trump said during an Oval Office press availability with Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

[Tero]

Now he is:
https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/arti ... ose-border
backed off

[L'Emmerdeur]

Lying about the aid given to Puerto Rico, just another normal day at the Trump White House.

'Trump claims Puerto Rico received $91 billion in aid following Hurricane Maria. It didn’t.'

President Donald Trump claimed on Tuesday that Puerto Rico had received tens of billions in aid funding following Hurricanes Maria and Irma — far more than was actually provided.

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“Puerto Rico got 91 Billion Dollars for the hurricane, more money than has ever been gotten for a hurricane before, & all their local politicians do is complain & ask for more money,” he wrote. “The pols are grossly incompetent, spend the money foolishly or corruptly, & only take from USA … The best thing that ever happened to Puerto Rico is President Donald J. Trump. So many wonderful people, but with such bad Island leadership and with so much money wasted.”

He added, “Cannot continue to hurt our Farmers and States with these massive payments, and so little appreciation!”

The Washington Post attempted to decipher Trump’s “$91 billion” claim last week. The outlet noted that $41 billion was previously allocated to Puerto Rico, but only a fraction of that spending (around $10 billion total) has actually been identified or delivered to the island (“$1.5 billion last summer and $8.2 billion more approved last month,” according to the Post). Lawmakers are increasingly accusing the administration itself of delaying the rest of the funding with bureaucratic hurdles.

The remaining billions alluded to in Trump’s claim appear to come from a high-end estimate of the government’s liabilities to the island over the entire course of the disaster — i.e. what might be spent in recovery over 20 years or more. As a comparison, the Post notes that these specific kinds of disaster relief funds are still paying for damage from Hurricane Katrina 14 years after it hit New Orleans. Because Puerto Rico’s infrastructure was so particularly devastated by the back-to-back hurricanes in 2017, the estimates for its long-term recovery are incomparably higher than for some of the states that have recently had other kinds of severe-weather emergencies.

[Joe]

Hasn't he done this before?

[L'Emmerdeur]

Yes he has, at least twice before.

During that same event, he also said repeatedly that he wants the oranges of the Mueller investigation to be investigated.

During a meeting with the secretary general of Nato, US President Donald Trump continued his retaliation against the concluded Mueller investigation by calling for the media to look into its 'oranges', meaning origins. After repeating his claim that the report exonerates him from both collusion with the Russian government and obstruction of justice, Trump said his only disappointment with the report was that it didn't look into its own origins, which he claimed stem back to his presidential campaign announcement in June 2015. At another point in the meeting, Trump also claimed his father Fred Trump was born in 'a very nice part of Germany', when in fact his father was born in New York.

Does Trump know that there is nothing in the report about how the investigation was initiated?

While sitting there repeatedly mispronouncing a simple word, he happened to mention that he has to 'get rid of judges' to facilitate his border policy.

[W]hat we have to do is Congress has to meet quickly and make a deal. I could do it in 45 minutes. We need to get rid of chain migration, we need to get rid of catch and release and visa lottery and we have to do something about asylum and to be honest with you, I have to get rid of judges.

[JimC]

Those damn marxist oranges!

[Scot Dutchy]

We have compounding pharmacies that used to be able to fprmulate product. If it’s topical or oral, I would allow it but still, the best would be to avoid that. The only case where you need small scale lots is for drug trials.

You dont understand do you? No idea? You cant get passed the shed at the bottom of the garden do you?

[Tero]

And which one of us worked in the industry 30 years?
I've moved the discussion here
http://www.rationalia.com/forum/viewtop ... 2#p1823822

[Tero]

What's in the briefcase?

[Joe]

What's in the briefcase?

The oranges of the investigation apparently.

[Scot Dutchy]

And which one of us worked in the industry 30 years?
I've moved the discussion here
http://www.rationalia.com/forum/viewtop ... 2#p1823822

Disagree entirely. This is a policy and nothing to do with drug manufacture on a small scale but there you go again.
I will keep the subject where I want it thank you.

[Scot Dutchy]

Revealed: Amazon employees are left to suffer after workplace injuries

Amazon made its CEO is the wealthiest person in the world. So why can’t the company care for those injured while working there?

Michelle Quinones, 27, started working at a Fort Worth, Texas, Amazon Fulfillment Center in July 2017 as an order picker, where she spent long hours on overnight shifts in the Amazon warehouse meeting mandatory rates for filling orders.

A few months into the job, Quinones started having carpal tunnel symptoms. She was sent back to work at least 10 times from her warehouse’s Amcare clinic, which are put in place to provide Amazon employees with on-site first aid.

By November 2017, Quinones’ carpal tunnel progressed to the point where her right wrist required surgery to repair damage to her tendons. But Amazon’s workers’ compensation insurer did not authorize surgery until February 2019, after more than a year of court battles.

A great American company. Fulfilling Bezo's bank account.