Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX), who was the former White House physician, told Fox News he believed President Biden would resign due to his cognitive abilities.
Said Jackson: “There’s something seriously going on with this man right now. And you know I think that he’s either going to — he’s either going to resign, they’re going to convince him to resign from office at some point in the near future for medical issues or they’re going to have to use the 25th Amendment to get rid of this man right now.”
(What about Donald Trump…His head is screwed on right?)
Gotta get the rube base of the GOP scared of a black woman President.
That’s what this is about.
Anyone who listens to the incoherent ramblings of the former President about imagined election fraud but is “concerned” about Biden’s cognitive abilities is either drunk or a liar.
Considering Jackson’s history, could be a little of both.
Yeah remember this is the “doctor” that pronounced the obviously overweight Trump in “excellent”health.
One should take his medical diagnosis with the proverbial grain of salt.
Remember Trump’s previous physician (Harold Bernstein) who said that Trump was the healthiest individual ever elected President? But Trump did promise that he would surround himself with the best people.
Washington (CNN)
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Sunday defended his decision to approve a statewide ban on face mask mandates earlier this year, citing a low coronavirus case rate at the time — a rate that is now rapidly rising.
“Well, that was the will of the General Assembly. I signed it. At that point we had very low case rates in Arkansas and people knew exactly what to do. They were capable of making their decisions,” Hutchinson, a Republican, told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union” when asked about his decision to approve the ban in April.
The governor added that when he approved the law, which is set to go into effect this week, the state “shifted to the emphasis on vaccination” and that its guidelines “continue to say if you’re not vaccinated, you should wear a mask.”
“That is the guideline that we have in place but we don’t have a mandate because that was held back from the legislature,” Hutchinson said.
The surreal lives of Arkansas nurses fighting Covid-19 inside the hospital and denial on the outside
The surreal lives of Arkansas nurses fighting Covid-19 inside the hospital and denial on the outside
The ban, SB 590, was first introduced in late March and eventually passed both chambers of Arkansas’ GOP-led General Assembly in April. It prohibits state and local officials and entities from ordering a face mask mandate, but makes an exception for private businesses, health care facilities, correctional facilities and facilities operated by the Department of Human Services’ Division of Youth Services.
The ban allows state and local officials and entities to recommend using a face mask but requires them to “provide notice that the recommendation is not mandatory.”
As Arkansas moves closer to when the ban takes effect, the state is grappling with a rising coronavirus positivity rate, with the state reporting 11,748 new cases and 56 new deaths this past week — a positivity rate of 19.32%, according to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.
At least 36% of the state’s residents are vaccinated, according to the center, something Hutchinson said is holding Arkansas back in their fight against the virus….
https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/25/politics/asa-hutchinson-mask-mandate-ban-cnntv/index.html
Asa Hutchinson wants simultaneously to resemble his fellow Republican governors, Kristi Noem (S.D.), Charlie Baker (Mass.), Greg Abbott (Texas) and Mike DeWine (Ohio).
Needless to say, he hasn’t been very successful or convincing.