A message from Pfizer

You're confusing "predicting" and "being prepared for either outcome."

I know that's a concept that's waaaay too advanced for you, but maybe you can find a child to explain it to you?

Your new word of the day, Boilerman: Contingent.

That's at least four letters and one syllable too long for him.

You guys would have whined if the contingency for Pfizer cost billions of dollars and the product was not approved.  You know it and I know it.

You poor, confused old man.

Interesting vaccine article.

https://reason.com/2020/12/24/the-fda-could-double-covid-19-vaccine-availability-immediately/

So you're saying that President Trump didn't make sensible contingency plans regarding vaccine logistics because he was AFRAID that us Democrats would be mean to him.

You could be right.

Of course, when it comes to saving American lives, that's not how a real leader would behave.

Not just a leader, but any decent, compassionate, responsible human being, would take measures to save lives even at the cost of his own political fortune.

Trump, however, is none of those things.

You know what's really ironic, though? If Trump had acted like an actual President and taken PROMPT, aggressive steps to deal with the pandemic (and I'm not talking about his stupid, misdirected travel bans), he would have won the election and his lackeys wouldn't have to be running around screaming and flapping their arms.

Once again we see Kevin flapping his lying, truth twisting lips. 

Every time you call me a liar, you show how true the things I say really are.

When will you finally realize that what you say and think means nothing? Nothing at all?