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[Dr.Kamiya]

SNL parody of the debate was brilliant!

WATCH: Saturday Night Live Cold Open Parodies Trump-Biden

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How is he editing the Bible?

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I don’t think he can explain that.


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How is he editing the Bible?

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a text book pala ..

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[Flipo]

Franklin Graham

On this Sunday, let us continue to pray for
our President, Donald J. Trump, and First Lady Melania Trump as they recover from the coronavirus. We thank God for good reports from his medical team and that his symptoms have been very mild and we pray for a quick recovery.

Just one week ago yesterday, we gathered in Washington, DC, to pray for this country and our leaders, never dreaming that in just a few days the President, the First Lady, and others in leadership would test positive for the virus. We know that they are under attack physically, spiritually, and politically—and we need to lift them up in prayer for protection and healing. Let’s ask for God’s hand to be on this nation. We need His help, His direction, His mercy, and His blessing.

I’m grateful for all of the outpourings of prayer, encouragement, and support for the President we have already been seeing in the news. A group came together outside the Walter Reed Medical Center; a group in New York City was in the news as they gathered to pray; and I’m sure there are many others. This evening at 5:00 Eastern there will be a prayer event hosted on the President’s Facebook page, and my daughter Cissie Graham Lynch is one of those who will be praying. You can join them.

I’m traveling to the Pacific Northwest today and will be praying while I’m there. Will you let President Trump know you are praying for him and what state you’re from in the comments below? Let’s overwhelm this family by the number of God’s people lifting him up in prayer.

Franklin Graham - On this Sunday, let us continue to pray... | Facebook

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Behold Israel
Liberalism is a religion of self-hatred. It teaches white people to hate their race, boys to hate their ***, women to hate their femininity, Americans to hate their country, westerners to hate their history. What a loathsome, poisonous thing it is!

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Pity the Secret Service agents who were stuck with Baby-in-chief inside the SUV... they may have to quarantine themselves for 14 days...

Trump declares '''I get it,''' then briefly leaves hospital

“This is insanity,” tweeted Dr. James P. Phillips, an attending physician at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where Trump has been hospitalized since Friday evening.

“Every single person in the vehicle during that completely unnecessary presidential ‘drive-by’ just now has to be quarantined for 14 days. They might get sick. They may die,” the doctor wrote. “For political theater. Commanded by Trump to put their lives at risk for theater.”

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As usual, the lying WH are hiding facts just how serious baby-in-chief was and is now..

Dr. Rochelle Walensky, chief of infectious diseases at Massachusetts General Hospital, said the use of dexamethasone had some "scratching our heads" because it's suggested for people with severe illness. She noted that video posted on Saturday of Trump at Walter Reed medical center didn't seem to show shortness of breath or coughing.

"Generally you start the dexamethasone when you're starting to worry that they're heading down the wrong path," Walenksy said. "So, what happened today? Either he progressed or people are like, well, let's just throw the kitchen sink at him.

"It's unclear to me why they would have given him that if he did not require supplemental oxygen."

Dr. Carlos del Rio, an infectious disease specialist at Emory School of Medicine, said dexamethasone should only be given to seriously ill patients. But based on what the President's doctors said, Trump could be seriously ill.

"He went on to develop oxygen saturation below 94%," del Rio noted.

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^^^

i think throwing kitchen sink at Trump

need to get the guy back on the campaign trail

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don't believe what they say

bottom line is when will Trump leave the hospital and go back campaigning

can't fake that

if he doesn't leave the hospital in a few days and see him standing on stage and speaking like before... that means it's more serious than they're projecting

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kahit pilitin nila... leave the hospital, go back on stage, if he doesn't have energy it will show

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don't believe what they say

bottom line is when will Trump leave the hospital and go back campaigning

can't fake that

if he doesn't leave the hospital in a few days and see him standing on stage and speaking like before... that means it's more serious than they're projecting

The doctor had to withhold some facts to make him feel better...poor baby


https://www.thedailybeast.com/white-...er-on-fox-news

White House Communications Director Alyssa Farah faced some unexpectedly tough questions about President Donald Trump’s medical condition during an interview on Fox News Sunday afternoon. And in the process, she admitted that the president’s physician Dr. Sean Conley deliberately misled the American people to make his patient feel better.

Fox anchor Trace Gallagher highlighted the “confusion” and “mixed messaging coming from the White House and coming from the doctors,” asking Farah, “Why hasn’t the White House come out and just cleared the deck, cleared up all this stuff and said, you know, this is the way it is, here’s what happened and kind of given everybody a tick-tock of what happened from the beginning when he was confirmed with coronavirus until today?”

Farah said the administration was “striving to be as transparent” as they can and claimed Dr. Conley’s comments have been “accurate” throughout. But as Gallagher pointed out, the confusion has more to do with the information Conley has “omitted” from his briefings.

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^^^

i think throwing kitchen sink at Trump

need to get the guy back on the campaign trail

Many are questioning why are they giving him meds that are meant for those already considered serious cases...

Trump's case of COVID-19 may be severe, experts say - CNA

[dr. d]

Many are questioning why are they giving him meds that are meant for those already considered serious cases...

Trump's case of COVID-19 may be severe, experts say - CNA

because he's the President.
if they don't throw in the kitchen sink and the un-thinkable happens,
a lot of accusing fingers will be pointing to them.
they're doctors. they know the pros and cons. they can afford a company of educated bantays 24/7.
and they can afford... everything.
except failure.

para yang pag-hanap ng OB for your spouse.
you get the most de-campanilla that you can afford, so's no one can accuse you of skinflintism.

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The President’s Doctor Has Lost All Credibility

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[dr. d]

The President’s Doctor Has Lost All Credibility

it is difficult to be the physician of an un-cooperative patient.
i can only commiserate with him.
it's just like being the press secretary or spokesman of a famous person who is not politically correct.

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Dexamethasone: Rare Side Effect of Drug Given to Trump for COVID Includes Grandiose Delusions

President Donald Trump has been prescribed dexamethasone for COVID-19, a steroid that has a range of potential side effects.

Some of the more common side effects can affect a patient's mental state, such as aggression, agitation, anxiety, irritability, depression, changes to mood, and nervousness. Trouble thinking, speaking or walking can also occur. Other common side effects include blurred vision, producing less urine, dizziness, an irregular heartbeat or pulse, headaches, and noisy breathing. Patients may also experience numbness or tingling in the limbs, swollen fingers, hands, feet or lower legs, pounding in the ears, difficulty breathing at rest, and weight gain.

There are a range of less common side effects, too, like stomach cramps, back ache, and bloody or tarry stools. Dexamethasone has also been linked to rare reports of grandiose delusions, psychosis, delirium, and hallucinations.

Dr. Thomas McGinn, physician-in-chief at New York State health provider Northwell Health told The New York Times it appeared doctors were "throwing the kitchen sink at him" when it comes to the drugs they're using.

"Is he sicker than we're hearing, or are they being overly aggressive because he is the president, in a way that could be potentially harmful?" said McGinn.

According to the World Health Organization, dexamethasone reduces the risk of dying in patients on ventilators by about one third, and one fifth in patients only needing oxygen. Patients are generally given the drug when their condition appears to be deteriorating. McGinn said that prescription was the "most mystifying" of what the president has been given so far.

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wow....si kayleigh naman ngayon ang positive sa covid19.

of all of trump's men and women, siya pa naman ang pinapanood ko (although i don't believe in what she's saying ).

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