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No Need For Alarm

No Need For Alarm

by MichelleMcHatton

Dr. Fauci.  In America you either love him or you hate him.  I guess it depends on what you want to believe, or who you want to believe.

SHITHOLE not only hates him; he’s jealous of him.  Why else would SHITHOLE invite himself to a Yankees game to throw out the first pitch?  In a city that despises him.  Because he just happened to do that after Dr. Fauci threw out the first pitch at the Washington Nationals game the other day.  Then SHITHOLE retracted his own invite!  Because he knows nobody would give a shit!  Such a dumb fuck!

Fauci has something that SHITHOLE will never have.  Intelligence in medicine.  I feel for this guy and the fact that he has to deal with SHITHOLE and his nonsense day in and day out.  And he is belittled by the jealous SHITHOLE because SHITHOLE knows, no matter what Fauci says, he will never be able to say anything better.  Or more correct.  And he knows it.  Because Fauci knows his shit.  And SHITHOLE is shit.

SHITHOLE has called Fauci an “alarmist”.  Why?  Because he’s warning Americans about what’s coming down the pike with regards to the coronavirus?  Because SHITHOLE doesn’t like what Fauci is saying?  Because it’s not what SHITHOLE wants to hear.  Whenever it’s something SHITHOLE doesn’t want to hear it’s bad.  It’s “alarming”.

You know what is really alarming?  The fact that America has a SHITHOLE for a “president” who hasn’t and won’t do a goddamn good thing to help this country in getting through this or anything else that’s going on in the country.  He loves to wreak havoc.  He thrives on it.  It’s the narcissist way.

You know what SHITHOLE is really jealous of?  THIS:

Why Would You Want To?

Why Would You Want To?

by MichelleMcHatton

Sean Doolittle should not second guess himself on his decision to not attend his team’s White House gathering.  It takes a lot to stand for what you believe in.  He should be proud of himself.  He’s part of a baseball team that won the World Series.  It shouldn’t matter if he visits the White House.  It’s not going to make him, or any other member of the Nationals, any more a winner whether they visit or not.  Doolittle has no issue with his teammates visiting and his teammates respect his wishes as well.  Which is cool.  That’s how it should be.

Yet there are many who are riled up about Doolittle refusing to visit the White House.  Some say he’s wrong because he’s not honoring the office of the “Presidency”.  Folks, Doolittle is a baseball player.  He won a baseball game.  The “host” at the White House got booed at a baseball game because he’s an asshole.  Doolittle doesn’t need to honor an asshole.  Nobody needs to.  If there’s anything Doolittle would honor, it’s the game of baseball.

I’m sure Doolittle would love to visit the White House itself.  After all, it’s just a house.  If the “host” were not present, Doolittle may not have an issue visiting the House.  But it’s who “resides” in the House, who will be “hosting” the visit (more than likely with hamberders and fries), that is the problem.  The “host”, as the world knows, is someone who is against inclusion, something Doolittle is very much in support of.  The “host” mocked a disabled reporter.  Doolittle has an autistic brother-in-law.  So anyone with half a brain should be able to understand why Doolittle does not want to visit the White House.  And if you can’t understand it, or refuse to, then you’re simply ignorant

Instead of people asking why Sean Doolittle won’t visit the White House, people should be asking why anyone would want to visit the White House.  Especially with its current inhabitant.

Doolittle said it best when he gave this explanation, which is all the explanation he needs to give, if any at all:

“People say you should go because it’s about respecting the office of the president.  And I think over the course of his time in office he’s done a lot of things that maybe don’t respect the office.”