MSNBC says if Joe Biden recovers from covid it should be seen as a sign of strength, similar to Donald Trump surviving an assassination attempt. (Video)

[HoHound]

https://twitter.com/ClayTravis/statu...volver.news%2F

This is the Democrat news media machine.

[Jackie S]

Well, it is MSNBC. That’s to be expected.

By the way, how many times has Biden had Covid?

[TheDaliLama]

Originally Posted by Jackie S

Well, it is MSNBC. That’s to be expected.

By the way, how many times has Biden had Covid?

Twice.

Trump once.

[TheDaliLama]

I don’t believe he has covid but I ll admit I could be wrong. Biden has been pushing himself very hard to appear to be fit since the debate. I think it came to a head and he just needs a couple of weeks off

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by TheDaliLama

I don’t believe he has covid but I ll admit I could be wrong. Biden has been pushing himself very hard to appear to be fit since the debate. I think it came to a head and he just needs a couple of weeks off

I am not sure what their scheme is but he doesn't have Covid.

[winn dixie]

Gawd!
Joe has a mild case of covid.
And the comparison is taken way outta context as usual.
A revolver piece off twitter?????

[golferguy55]

Old shitshisdiaper does not even remotely have Covid. More than likely just old age and dementia.

[adav8s28]

Originally Posted by golferguy55

Old shitshisdiaper does not even remotely have Covid. More than likely just old age and dementia.

How do you know? Did you test for antibodies? Why would his doctor prescribe the Paxlovid if he didn't have CoVid? Or is the MSM making this up? Have a nice day in New Mexico or wherever you are. BTW it possible to become infected with SARS_CoV2 virus more than once, it's a mutating virus.

[Budman]

If he doesn't recover from covid could we tell the difference?

[adav8s28]

Originally Posted by Budman

If he doesn't recover from covid could we tell the difference?

If you test for antibodies, that would confirm if he was infected with SARS_CoV2 virus. The virus that causes the common cold can make you have a runny nose and a cough. You just can't go by symptoms alone.

[Budman]

Originally Posted by adav8s28

If you test for antibodies, that would confirm if he was infected with SARS_CoV2 virus. The virus that causes the common cold can make you have a runny nose and a cough. You just can't go by symptoms alone.

As in if he's dead could we tell the difference.

[adav8s28]

Originally Posted by Budman

As in if he's dead could we tell the difference.

If you do the antibody test before rigamorgis sets in. You can't check for red blood cells or white blood cells or platelets on blood that has clotted. To test for those things, the blood would have to be mixed with a component that prevents clotting. The purple top tube has that component. Are there any Pathalogists on ECCIE.Net?

[Budman]

Well thank you for info i don't give a fuck about

[biomed1]

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