This is where I’ll rebel

Why should it even be necessary for Trump to intervene?

You keep tap dancing around that.

Because he wants use to use a drug that does not work for political reasons. The FDA and respectable doctors are reluctant to harm their patients. Trump does not care.
 
But in the United States, HCQ was embroiled in the Republican-Democratic rivalry. On March 12, Michigan State Representative Karen Whitsett, a Democrat representing the 9th Michigan House District in Detroit, went into quarantine for cornavirus symptoms, and by March 31 got her test results and was diagnosed with such a serious case of COVID-19 that she thought she was dying. She and her physician, Dr. Mohammed Arsiwala, sought permission to use HCQ but could not get it, because the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, under Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer, had issued an order prohibiting the use of HCQ for COVID-19.

What an interesting twist: Plagues always give rise to new customs, practices, and regulations. If the State can give a medication to some poor decent citizen on compassionate grounds, indeed why can’t it withhold it on vindictive grounds from a traitor and a fool (as someone who wanted the Trump drug must obviously be)?

Karen Whitsett didn’t feel like assenting to this new reality. Her physician got his hands on some and dared to put her on it. After she recovered, in early April, she thanked President Trump for having spoken out about the drug, and visited him at the White House to look into ways it might be made available for others.

In response, her Michigan Democratic colleagues voted unanimously to censure her, the resolution stating she had “misrepresented the needs and priorities” of the Michigan Democratic leadership to the president and public “in contradiction with the scientifically based and action-oriented response” of themselves—i.e., the Michigan leadership—thereby “endangering the health, safety and welfare of her constituents, the city of Detroit, and the state of Michigan.”

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/science/articles/hydroxychloroquine-morality-tale
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How ironic.

Lengthy but excellent article on HCQ for whatever minds are still open on it.
 
Because he wants use to use a drug that does not work for political reasons. The FDA and respectable doctors are reluctant to harm their patients. Trump does not care.

I’m inclined to think the pharmaceuticals care a bit.

How much stock do you think Trump has in HCQ lol? Isn’t that the ridiculous narrative? That Trump is all about Trump?
 
But in the United States, HCQ was embroiled in the Republican-Democratic rivalry. On March 12, Michigan State Representative Karen Whitsett, a Democrat representing the 9th Michigan House District in Detroit, went into quarantine for cornavirus symptoms, and by March 31 got her test results and was diagnosed with such a serious case of COVID-19 that she thought she was dying. She and her physician, Dr. Mohammed Arsiwala, sought permission to use HCQ but could not get it, because the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, under Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer, had issued an order prohibiting the use of HCQ for COVID-19.

What an interesting twist: Plagues always give rise to new customs, practices, and regulations. If the State can give a medication to some poor decent citizen on compassionate grounds, indeed why can’t it withhold it on vindictive grounds from a traitor and a fool (as someone who wanted the Trump drug must obviously be)?

Karen Whitsett didn’t feel like assenting to this new reality. Her physician got his hands on some and dared to put her on it. After she recovered, in early April, she thanked President Trump for having spoken out about the drug, and visited him at the White House to look into ways it might be made available for others.

In response, her Michigan Democratic colleagues voted unanimously to censure her, the resolution stating she had “misrepresented the needs and priorities” of the Michigan Democratic leadership to the president and public “in contradiction with the scientifically based and action-oriented response” of themselves—i.e., the Michigan leadership—thereby “endangering the health, safety and welfare of her constituents, the city of Detroit, and the state of Michigan.”

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/science/articles/hydroxychloroquine-morality-tale
__________

How ironic.

Lengthy but excellent article on HCQ for whatever minds are still open on it.

Fucking commies were always against States' Rights and individual freedom.
 
Why is he trying to screw them by touting a $10 drug when someone will make billions off a vaccine lol?

Back Scratching 101 in both Washington, DC and New York City. Trump learned that as a NYC hustler after getting his "very small loan" from his daddy.

https://www.politifact.com/article/2016/sep/27/trump-clinton-first-debate-fact-checks/
Trump: "My father gave me a very small loan in 1975, and I built it into a company that's worth many, many billions of dollars, with some of the greatest assets in the world."

Since Trump has yet to release his tax returns, it’s hard to gauge just how much money Trump started with and how much he has now.

The "very small loan" Trump was referring to was $1 million from Trump’s father, Fred, to finance his Grand Hyatt hotel in 1978. (At this point, Donald Trump was already president of his father’s real estate company.) But Fred Trump made out many other loans to his son until his death in 1999, including a $70 million construction loan for the Grand Hyatt and a $3.5 million casino chip loan to bail out Trump’s struggling gaming empire, the Washington Post Fact-Checker reported.
 
Because he wants use to use a drug that does not work for political reasons. The FDA and respectable doctors are reluctant to harm their patients. Trump does not care.

Lie. Bigotry. You don't get to decide who is 'respectable doctors' or speak for them. You are not the king. You don't get to speak for the FDA either. You can only speak for yourself.
 
Russia is not the United States.

You keep saying nothing but various fallacies.

Kudos for knowing that! Good job, dude. Awesome.

If that is true why do you feel so compelled to not only answer but always fail to provide any facts to support your statements?

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Back Scratching 101 in both Washington, DC and New York City. Trump learned that as a NYC hustler after getting his "very small loan" from his daddy.

https://www.politifact.com/article/2016/sep/27/trump-clinton-first-debate-fact-checks/
Trump: "My father gave me a very small loan in 1975, and I built it into a company that's worth many, many billions of dollars, with some of the greatest assets in the world."

Since Trump has yet to release his tax returns, it’s hard to gauge just how much money Trump started with and how much he has now.

The "very small loan" Trump was referring to was $1 million from Trump’s father, Fred, to finance his Grand Hyatt hotel in 1978. (At this point, Donald Trump was already president of his father’s real estate company.) But Fred Trump made out many other loans to his son until his death in 1999, including a $70 million construction loan for the Grand Hyatt and a $3.5 million casino chip loan to bail out Trump’s struggling gaming empire, the Washington Post Fact-Checker reported.

WTF??? This has nothing to do with a $10 drug.
 
Back Scratching 101 in both Washington, DC and New York City. Trump learned that as a NYC hustler after getting his "very small loan" from his daddy.

https://www.politifact.com/article/2016/sep/27/trump-clinton-first-debate-fact-checks/
Trump: "My father gave me a very small loan in 1975, and I built it into a company that's worth many, many billions of dollars, with some of the greatest assets in the world."

Since Trump has yet to release his tax returns, it’s hard to gauge just how much money Trump started with and how much he has now.

The "very small loan" Trump was referring to was $1 million from Trump’s father, Fred, to finance his Grand Hyatt hotel in 1978. (At this point, Donald Trump was already president of his father’s real estate company.) But Fred Trump made out many other loans to his son until his death in 1999, including a $70 million construction loan for the Grand Hyatt and a $3.5 million casino chip loan to bail out Trump’s struggling gaming empire, the Washington Post Fact-Checker reported.

Kind of weak as deflections go lol.

Maybe Trump just wants people who need HCQ to hear about it. Kind of a America First thing.
 
Pharma is not Trump's best friend. I guess you forgot about Trump removing regulations that protect their monopolies.

Did their stock share prices go up or down over the year? Dude, you should be old enough to know that sleight of hand and distraction are ancient tricks and certainly in a New York hustler's bag of tricks.
 
If there isn't scientifically acceptable evidence that it is effective, and it is possible to hurt you if you take it, then it should not be allowed.
With drugs the benefits should exceed the costs, stupidity masquerading as free will be damned.
 
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