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There was a time in this land when the President had heavy influence over all the federal agencies. The CIA for example, or the FBI, the EPA, the DNI, Area 51 and anything else one could name not to mention those agencies we cannot name.

Thanks to the revelatory antics of Clapper and Brennan and Comey and many more, I can assure that those days are past. Since his appointment, Christopher Wray has been sitting on "stunning exculpatory evidence" in the General Flynn case. These agencies are engorged with true believer libs and thus to them as in your own case, 'feelings' trump established law. The drug is out there, it's just woefully shy of the extent it should be. But just as in the case where a Dr Fauci does not become President of the United States in time of medical emergency, DJT knows the prudent level of influence to bring to bear upon the medical community.

You know the answer huh? Okay

Are you kidding me? The man who has fired IGs and directors that have or will preside over some of his most controversial decisions. He also put nearly all of these folks in office. I know off hand he named the FBI and CIA.
That may be the lamest argument I’ve ever heard; the bureaucratic state is too much for Trump. If that is the case, DJT has to go. He ran on draining the swamp and here one of his biggest supporters is saying the swamp is too deep. Wow...

As far as the drug is concerned; it’s not as solid as right wing outlets want to report. There are more instances that question the success and safety at this time. Trump just parroted Faux News that day.

He forgot to tell you, TRT, he has moved on. He hasn’t mentioned this drug cocktail in a few weeks. Lawyers probably told him he could be liable for what he prescribes with his Trump University Degree. Or maybe he lost some cred with his prescription of Clorox and suntans.

I watched his new Press Secretary today, and she said nothing about HCQ and it was all remdesivir. Not sure what has happened to the HCQ talking points.