Tales Of The New Crown: DOJ Asks Illegitimate Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer For Public Nursing Homes Cooties Data

Michigan *Public Private Partnership* Nursing Facilities
(Not to be confused with the cooties PPP)

Well, this is quite the kerfuffle!

It seems, Matt Schnieder, Detroit, MIED U.S. Attorney, has referred the matter to the Civil Rights Division of DOJ, which seems to cloying Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer with those silenced cries for due process, a right of civility, for those individual residents of the State, who have unfortunately lost their lives to the cooties, by invoking CRIPA.

But, herein lies the issue - what about the private nursing homes?

Yes, that is correct, Michigan has privatized just about anything in the industry of human asset management.

By specifically using the term "public", this immediately stands up to me as a federally certified facilities, meaning, CMS authorizes cost reimbursement for Medicaid and Medicare.

Just for fun, because you know I love to disprove my first impressions when it comes to stealin', I conducted a random experiment, by controlling for randomness by closing my eyes and picking one *Public Private Partnership* nursing facility, and looked up Shorepointe Nursing Center.

ID Number: 801417624        
Summary for:  WBH NCC #1, LLC              
The name of the DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY:   WBH NCC #1, LLC
     
Entity type:   DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Identification Number: 801417624 Old ID Number: D1960E
   
Date of Organization in Michigan:   06/07/2007

Purpose: All Purpose Clause

Term: Perpetual
               
The name and address of the Resident Agent:
Resident Agent Name: RAJ PATEL
Street Address: 26001 JEFFERSON
Apt/Suite/Other:
City: SAINT CLAIR SHORES State: MI Zip Code: 48081
Registered Office Mailing address:
P.O. Box or Street Address: 25500 MEADOWBROOK RD STE 230
Apt/Suite/Other:
City: NOVI State: MI Zip Code: 48375

Act Formed Under:   023-1993 Michigan Limited Liability Company Act

The last time I checked, an LLC is a private, not public, I decided to see what Raj had to say about this.

Optalis nursing home chain further expanding reach ‘ahead of the curve’

A growing skilled nursing and senior living company is looking to expand its reach throughout the United States.

Optalis Healthcare, based in Novi, MI, gearing up to either build or acquire more facilities in Michigan, Ohio and Florida, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. CEO Raj Patel, however, declined to specify the number of facilities or give any details about future acquisitions, stating plans “are still under review.”

“We are very optimistic that we are in front of the bell curve with a large amount of seniors eight to 10 years away from when they really need services,” Patel told the news organization. “Age 65 is the new 55. Many seniors don’t need a lot of services until they get into their high 70s, early 80s. We are innovative and ready for the big wave.”

The 15-facility company purchased five Detroit-area, Beaumont-affiliated properties (four SNFs and one senior living facility) from Premier Health Care Management in September. Patel called the deal a “perfect fit to the Optalis growth plan in the southeast Michigan market.”

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/2020/04/02/letter-frontline-responders-nursing-facilities-need-help-state/5115831002/

TRANSLATION: RAJ BOUGHT UP A BUNCH OF OLD ASCENSION PROPERTIES THEN STARTED STEALIN' BECAUSE THEY RUN THE EXACT SAME MEDICAID FRAUD SCHEMES IN CHILD WELFARE

The only question is, which Raj Patel?

https://www.macombdaily.com/news/local/medstar-buys-52-new-ambulances-takes-over-medical-transport-helicopter/article_5253ea08-dbc8-11e9-a80b-236d125ba94b.html

Here are the assumed names:

Assumed Name                                                            Creation Date Renewal Date Expiration Date
EAGLE POINTE APARTMENTS                                 3/18/2013  2/31/2018 ???
SHOREPOINTE NURSING CENTER PROPERTY 9/18/2007 10/2/2017 12/31/2022

And, here is the LLC.

ID Number: 801417628        
Summary for:  WBH NCC #2, LLC              
The name of the DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY:   WBH NCC #2, LLC
       
Entity type:   DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Identification Number: 801417628 Old ID Number: D1960J
   
Date of Organization in Michigan:   06/07/2007

Purpose: All Purpose Clause

Term: Perpetual
               
The name and address of the Resident Agent:
Resident Agent Name: TIMOTHY C SPIRO
Street Address: 100 W. LONG LAKE ROAD
Apt/Suite/Other: SUITE 250
City: BLOOMFIELD HILLS State: MI Zip Code: 48304
Registered Office Mailing address:
P.O. Box or Street Address: 100 W. LONG LAKE ROAD
Apt/Suite/Other: SUITE 250
City: BLOOMFIELD HILLS State: MI Zip Code: 48304
  
Act Formed Under:   023-1993 Michigan Limited Liability Company Act

They even have a lien which means there is intellectual property and a foreign parent. 


File Number Lien Type Debtor Name                 Filing Date Lapse Date Status
2008000844-6 UCC Lien WBH NCC #2, LLC 01/02/2008 01/02/2023 Active

Were these Mooney Real Estate Holdings, LLC transactions?

Death toll rises as coronavirus sweeps through Michigan nursing homes

I am not going to broach the subject of how or why Ascension St. John was flipping properties, because I already did, but we shall soon revisit these days of yore.

See, there is no FOIA for private state contractors, so, Michigan self reports, which means they are not held to GAGAS or any external audit.

Try filing a FOIA for school records for a former foster child and see what happens.

So, if there is no FOIA in child welfare, what the hell makes you think there is FOIA in nursing home data?

The only logical action by DOJ would be to use the CRIPA prong test.

CRIPA, in part, says:

(II) residing in such facility or institution for purposes of receiving care or treatment; or 

(III) residing for any State purpose in such facility or institution (other than a residential facility providing only elementary or secondary education that is not an institution in which reside juveniles who are adjudicated delinquent, in need of supervision, neglected, placed in State custody, mentally ill or disabled, mentally retarded, or chronically ill or handicapped);  or (v) providing skilled nursing, intermediate or long-term care, or custodial or residential care.

(2) Privately owned and operated facilities shall not be deemed  "institutions" under this subchapter if-- (A) the licensing of such facility by the State constitutes the sole nexus between such facility and such State;
(B) the receipt by such facility, on behalf of persons residing in such facility, of payments under title XVI, XVIII [42 U.S.C.A. §§ 1381 et seq., 1395 et seq.], or under a State plan approved under title XIX [42 U.S.C.A. § 1396 et seq.], of the Social Security Act, constitutes the sole nexus between such facility and such State;  or
(C) the licensing of such facility by the State, and the receipt by such facility, on behalf of persons residing in such facility, of payments under title XVI, XVIII [42 U.S.C.A. §§ 1381 et seq., 1395 et seq.], or under a State plan approved under title XIX [42 U.S.C.A. § 1396 et seq.], of the Social Security Act, constitutes the sole nexus between such facility and such State; (3) The term "person" means an individual, a trust or estate, a partnership, an association, or a corporation;

So, what if the CRIPA prong test?

The CRIPA prong test is when DOJ asks for information in the course of a civil rights investigation, where, in this instance, happens to be individuals who died from the cooties in public nursing homes, and the State Governor says, "No".

That is how you automatically know they are stealin'. [see above].

Then, there is still that lingering issue about DOJ asking MIED to look into the constitutionality of Gretch's Executive Orders, where, I have addressed her illegitimacy to be granted under that indelible seal to hold office.

What a messy!

I guess Gretch has two choices: (1) produce the data; or, (2) bear her armiger, but, hey, what do I know?

#maytheheavensfall

Dept. of Justice requesting COVID-19 nursing home data from Gov. Whitmer

(FOX 2) - The Department of Justice is requesting data from Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in regard to the COVID-19 order that may have resulted in deaths of elderly nursing home residents.

The data is being requested to help inform whether the Department of Justice will initiate investigations under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act (CRIPA).

Other governors were asked to also provide data, including New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. These states required nursing homes to admit COVID-19 patients, often without adequate testing.

The DOJ is asking for the following information from Gov. Whitmer:

• The number of public nursing home residents, employees, other staff, guests and visitors who contracted COVID-19, regardless of where it was contracted
• The number of public nursing home residents employees, other staff, guests and visitors who died of COVID-19 including those who died in a public nursing home or after being transferred to a hospital or other medical facility, hospice, home care or any other location
• All state-issued guidance, directives, advisories or executive orders regarding admission of persons to public nursing homes, including those previously superseded, as well as the dates each such document was in effect
• The number of persons who were admitted to a public nursing home from a hospital or any other facility, hospice, home care or other location after testing positive for COVID-19 during the period the guidance or orders were in effect

The information requested is due within 14 days.

You can see the letter sent to Gov. Whitmer here.

... "This is nothing more than election year politics by an administration that is more concerned with the president's re-election campaign than protecting Michigan seniors."

— Governor Gretchen Whitmer's Press Secretary Tiffany Brown
Gov. Whitmer's office released the following statement later in the day Wednesday after receiving the letter:

"Protecting the health, safety, and wellbeing of our seniors and most vulnerable residents has been a top priority throughout this crisis. The fact that this letter was sent during the middle of the Republican National Convention week to four Democratic governors should make it crystal clear that this is nothing more than election year politics by an administration that is more concerned with the president's re-election campaign than protecting Michigan seniors. We will review this letter and respond as appropriate, however, Americans would all be better served if the Trump administration stopped the partisan games and focused on delivering a real plan to defeat COVID-19."

In a town hall with FOX 2 back in July, Gov. Whitmer said she was following the best advice she had at the time when making this decision.

Whitmer said that the state was following guidance from the Center for Disease Control and prevention when COVID-19 patients were housed with non-coronavirus patients in nursing homes.

"We know that this experience has played out across the planet frankly but we’ve seen it in real-time here in the U.S., first in Seattle then of course across the U.S.," she said. "In every step of the way we've followed the CDC best guidance and our policies reflected that. All of the efforts that we've taken to keep people safe by closing down the ability for outsiders to come in, our policy with regard to...we never once required that nursing homes took COVID-19 patients. Many chose to and when they did they followed the promulgated practices from the CDC about separation and not having intermingling at all," she said.

And she did admit that following best practices ended with lives being lost to the virus.

"In the early days, following the CDC was the gold standard. That's what we were doing," Whitmer said. "Our nursing home death numbers are far too many but are better than in many other states. At the time we followed the protocols the CDC has prescribed."

In the end, Whitmer said if she had the knowledge she has now, she would do things differently but says it was CDC guidance.

"We followed the protocols that they prescribed and that's the best any state was able to do, frankly," she said. "We always have a mindest we are going to be conservative and follow the science. And sometimes that makes us a leader and in other ways, it's made us average with other states. With nursing home experiences, it's the latter."

The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division is evaluating whether to initiate investigations under the federal “Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act” (CRIPA), which protects the civil rights of persons in state-run nursing homes, among others.

The Civil Rights Division seeks to determine if the state orders requiring admission of COVID-19 patients to nursing homes is responsible for the deaths of nursing home residents.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, New York has the highest number of COVID-19 deaths in the United States, with 32,592 victims, many of them elderly.

New York’s death rate by population is the second highest in the country with 1,680 deaths per million people. New Jersey’s death rate by population is 1,733 deaths per million people - the highest in the nation.

In contrast, Texas’s death rate by population is 380 deaths per million people; and Texas has just over 11,000 deaths, though its population is 50 percent larger than New York and has many more recorded cases of COVID-19 - 577,537 cases in Texas versus 430,885 cases in New York.

Florida’s COVID-19 death rate is 480 deaths per million; with total deaths of 10,325 and a population slightly larger than New York.

DOJ CRIPA Request For COVID-19 Nursing Home Death Data Letter to Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer 08-26-2... by Beverly Tran on Scribd

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Tales Of The New Crown: Minnesota Scott Jensen Has No Idea Why He Is Being Investigated By The Medical Board

Scott Jensen

Minnesota Scott Jensen has no idea why he is being investigated by the state medical board.

He blames it on his outspokeness to the cooties.

Scott used to sit on the board of Citizen Alliance Bank.

Michele Bachmann is from Minnesota.

So is Keith Ellison.

Catholic Charities is in Minnesota, too.

Minnesota has lots of gerrymanding issues going on.

Scott will figure it out, sooner than later.

#maytheheavensfall

Let's talk about the misinformation @GovTimWalz has been spreading...

74,000 COVID-19 deaths in MN?
1,000 COVID-19 deaths a day in July?
Buying a $7 million morgue to store all the bodies?

And I'm the one being targeted for spreading misinformation...ok, sure.#mnleg pic.twitter.com/rdJDFpO7kP

— Scott Jensen (@drscottjensen) July 10, 2020

Senate’s Human Services bill emphasizes child and foster care, support for people with disabilities, mental health

The Minnesota Senate today approved a bipartisan Human Services bill that improves the way Minnesota delivers critical services like child and foster care, mental health assistance, and support for individuals with disabilities.

“We want to make sure that the people of Minnesota know they will have access to care and protections they need,” said Senator Scott Jensen (R-Chaska). “This bill makes important updates to the criteria and quality of services that many people require. This pandemic has manufactured a new sense of uncertainty and it is our hope that this legislation will bring some peace of mind.”

Childcare

The bill contains a number of non-controversial provisions that streamline childcare service grants and update childcare licensing rules to bring Minnesota into compliance with federal law. It also solidifies childcare training requirements to make sure children are safe at all times.

In addition, the bill streamlines children’s mental health crisis intervention standards in order to provide better, more patient- and family-oriented care for children in the program.

The bill also requires counties to clearly post criteria for childcare providers seeking variances, so the process of obtaining a variance for certain licensing requirements is less confusing.

Support for people with disabilities

The bill reimagines and strengthens the state’s view of disability services, with the goals of promoting independent living, supporting employment for persons with disabilities, and allowing self-directed care for services.

Foster Care

The bill requires students who switch school districts due to foster care placement to be enrolled in the new district within seven days. If at all possible, the child will remain in his or her current district.

Additionally, when a child is placed into foster care, social services will facilitate a call between the child’s parent and the foster care provider as soon as possible. The purpose of the call is to develop a connection between the foster care provider and the child’s parent and help the foster care provider learn about the child’s unique preferences and tendencies.

The bill also requires prenatal alcohol exposure screenings for children in the child protection system.

Child development

The bill extends the National Institute of Health’s “Baby’s First Years” program, which provides support for low-income mothers and their children in the crucial first three years of the baby’s life. It also cleans up the “Birth to Age Eight” Pilot program, which was created in 2017 to study developmental markers in a child’s first years of life.

Other provisions

The bill extends the “Family Assets for Independence” program, which helps people escape poverty. The federal government decided not to renew this program, so the bill will help Minnesota continue to serve these low-income families.

The bill requires sexual violence prevention training for Home and Community Based Services staff.

The bill also gives broad authority and discretion to the commissioner of Human Services to waive or modify licensing, background studies, and program standard requirements during the coronavirus pandemic. This authority was also granted within Gov. Walz’s executive orders, which were based on work that the Human Services Committee did early in session.

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Tales Of The New Crown: Congress Is Blinded By Science By Rick Bright The Next Whistleblower Psyoptic

"It is going to alright, baby. Mommy blew
the whistle on all of them, including Rick."

Always use my rusty trusty litmus test for identifying a psyoptic: If a whistleblower intentionally omits children from its research disclosures, you might just have a psyoptic.

FUN FACT! HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE IS A TEVA GENERIC

https://beverlytran.blogspot.com/search?q=TEVA

Rick was also involved in the Public Private Partnership of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, where they like targeted populations.

That is Medicaid Fraud in Child Welfare.

According to Wikipedia, Rick has a history of using tiny humans inside their mommies' tummies as lab rats.

From 1998 to 2002, Bright worked at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia, in the Influenza Branch, Immunology and Viral Pathogenesis Section, where he studied Influenza A virus subtype H5N1.[8]

From 2002 to 2003, Bright shifted to working at the pharmaceutical company, Altea Therapeutics (a subsidiary of Nitto Denko) in Atlanta, Georgia, where he was a senior research scientist in their Vaccine and Immunology Programs.[8][11]

In 2003, Bright rejoined the CDC as an immunologist/virologist in their Disease Control and Prevention, Influenza Division, Strain Surveillance Branch in Atlanta, Georgia, where he worked on their influenza antiviral drug program and focused on avian influenza. He held that position until 2006.[8][12]

From 2006 to 2008, Bright returned to working in the private sector of the biotechnology industry at Novavax in Maryland, where he was vice president of their global influenza programs as well as of their vaccine research and development. During this time, he participated in World Health Organization committees on vaccine development and pandemic preparedness.[8][11][13]

In February 2008, Bright worked at the non-profit PATH on a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant funded project as the director in vaccine manufacturing capacity building in Viet Nam. He was also the scientific director of the influenza vaccine project as well as the global vaccine development program, a position he held until October 2010.[8]

In 2010, Bright joined the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) governmental agency Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA). He was the program lead of BARDA International Programs, then in June 2011 became acting chief of the influenza antiviral drug advanced development program, a position he held until December 2011. From June 2011 to December 2015, he was both deputy director and acting director of BARDA's Influenza and Emerging Diseases Division, eventually serving as director of the division from December 2014 to November 2016. From February 2016 to November 2016, he was an incident commander in the ASPR/BARDA Zika Response.[8][14]

Rick Bright will warn Congress of 'darkest winter in modern history' without ramped up coronavirus response

(CNN)Dr. Rick Bright, the ousted director of a key federal office charged with developing medical countermeasures, will testify before Congress on Thursday that the Trump administration was unprepared for the coronavirus pandemic and warn that the the US will face "unprecedented illness and fatalities" without additional preparations.

"Our window of opportunity is closing. If we fail to develop a national coordinated response, based in science, I fear the pandemic will get far worse and be prolonged, causing unprecedented illness and fatalities," Bright is expected to say Thursday, according to his prepared testimony obtained by CNN. "Without clear planning and implementation of the steps that I and other experts have outlined, 2020 will be darkest winter in modern history."

Bright is set to testify Thursday morning before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce's health subcommittee after he filed a whistleblower complaint last week alleging he was removed from his post in retaliation for opposing the broad use of a drug frequently touted by President Donald Trump as a coronavirus treatment.

Bright will reiterate that he believes he was removed from his post because he "resisted efforts to promote and enable broad access to an unproven drug, chloroquine, to the American people without transparent information on the potential health risks."

Bright is seeking to be reinstated to his position as the head of the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) and the Office of Special Counsel, which is reviewing Bright's complaint, has determined there is reason to believe his removal was retaliatory and is recommending he be reinstated during its investigation, according to Bright's attorneys.

A Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson responded that it was "a personnel matter that is currently under review" but said it "strongly disagrees with the allegations and characterizations."

Expanding on his whistleblower complaint, Bright is expected to testify that he sought to warn his superiors about potential shortages of critical medical supplies earlier this year, but that his "urgency was dismissed" and that he "faced hostility and marginalization from HHS officials" after conveying his concerns about shortages to a senior White House official, Peter Navarro.

"As I reflect on the past few months of this outbreak, it is painfully clear that we were not as prepared as we should have been. We missed early warning signals and we forgot important pages from our pandemic playbook," Bright will testify, according to his written testimony.

In his written testimony, Bright also calls for several key steps to improve the federal government's response to the pandemic and head off a spike in cases in the fall, including increasing public education of preventative measures, ramping up production of essential medical supplies and developing a national testing strategy.

"The virus is out there, it's everywhere. We need to be able to find it, to isolate it and to stop it from infecting more people," Bright plans to say. "We need tests that are accurate, rapid, easy to use, low cost, and available to everyone who needs them."

He made his complaint public through Washington Post but failed to release the 33 attachments to the committee.

He did not follow the well established chain of command for filing a whistleblower action.

He sounds like he was coached by one of those absolutely brilliant "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending).

I guess Rick was blinded by science when it comes to the rule of law in actions of false claims.

I would have fired him, too.

His complaint was pending and I see no certification of verification.

READ: Rick Bright's full whistleblower complaint

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Tales Of The New Crown: Trump Addresses The Nation

All U.S - Europe travel suspended.

Insurance providers to waive co-pays.

Nursing homes encouraged to suspend visitation.

SBA will provide low interests loans and deferment of certain business taxes.

Banks are strong where Emergency Manager Emperor Pence and the Secret Procurement Consortia Task Force worked really hard on this speech given from the Oval Office.

The banking industry was very helpful advising Trump on fighting for the health of individuals with recommendations of the great opportunity to refinance mortgages with suggestions of another bailout, like TARP.

We are behind South Korea in testing.

Still no datasets.

Fauci is NIH, just remember that in dealing with tiny human lab rats.
 Office of Global Health was shuttered in the National Security Council which is why there is chaos.

College basketball games are being shutdown. "Why not the NBA?" Asked by the committee.

White House called for a meeting of all panelists in committee but never notified committee.
Emergency Manager Emperor Pence is hot mess.




It seems the health care industry, along with many, many others in congress, including Procurement Consortia Task Force still wants to put profits over people.



Dougie still just does not get it.

*routing for you*

#maytheheavensfall

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Tales Of The New Crown: Gates Foundation On Procurement Eligibility Demonstration

6The first phase of procurement it to meet eligibility criteria of RFPs.

You have to establish yourself ad a primary stakeholder, or rather show you have skin in the game.

Sick people would be considered secondary stakeholders.

You know there will be tiny human lab rat experiments.

They always do.

Gates Foundation, other charities pledge $125 million to find coronavirus antidote

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has teamed up with two charities to commit up to $125 million toward treatments for the coronavirus. 

The Gates Foundation and Wellcome will each contribute $50 million and the Mastercard Impact Fund will commit $25 million, the foundation announced Tuesday. 

The funding will go toward identifying, assessing, developing and scaling-up treatments, and the partners involved in the effort are "committed to equitable access, including making products available and affordable in low-resource settings," according to the announcement. 

The group's combined effort, known as the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator, "will work with the World Health Organization, government and private sector funders and organizations, as well as the global regulatory and policy-setting institutions."

There are no broad-spectrum antivirals or immunotherapies available to fight against emerging pathogens and none approved for use in COVID-19, the formal name of the coronavirus. 

"If we want to make the world safe from outbreaks like COVID-19, particularly for those most vulnerable, then we need to find a way to make research and development move faster. That requires governments, private enterprise, and philanthropic organizations to act quickly to fund R&D," Mark Suzman, chief executive officer of the Gates Foundation, said in the announcement. 

More than 115,000 cases of the virus have been confirmed globally as of Tuesday, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. 

The Tale Of The New Crown: Emergency Manager Emperor Pence Procurement Consortia Task Force Update - 3-9-2020

Media asked Emperor Pence if Trump had been tested having come in contact.

Then Emperor stuttered.

Media then asked the Emperor if he had been tested, yet, having come in contact.

The Emperor began to glisten.

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Still no datasets.

One cannot build an epidemiological model without datasets.

Nope.

It is like building a house without bricks.

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The Tale Of The New Crown: Emergency Manager Emperor Pence Holds Another Procurement Consortia Task Force Update 3-7-2020

The planes.

The planes.

But, what about the actual currency, like paper dollars?

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The Tale Of The New Crown: Emergency Manager Emperor Pence Updates From His Procurement Consortia Task Force - 3-6-2020

Now, that Trump has appropriately appropriated our money, we can now start to focus on the humans just as soon as the contracts are signed.

~END OF UPDATE~

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Tale Of The New Crown: $8.3 Billion Reason Why Emergency Manager Emperor Pence Has A Procurement Consortia Task Force

To cancel, then reschedule in federal government, you go through the scheduler, who is under direction of the Chief of Staff, which means there exists intraoffice communication and interoffice communication policy, along with handy dandy desk manuels.

So, for Emergency Manager Emperor Pence to claim he was unaware of the complete and utter chaos reshuffling an executive schedule, as POTUS is marked to the minutes and seconds, is nothing but a public shaming by Trump to show the Procurement Consortia Task Force is a hot mess.

What, Staff are not texting between offices, anymore?

Trump cancels, then re-reschedules trip to CDC after coronavirus scare

Trump will visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta on Friday as the coronavirus outbreak escalates.

President Donald Trump abruptly canceled and then re-scheduled a Friday visit to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta as the coronavirus outbreak escalates.

Trump told reporters early Friday morning that the trip was initially scrapped because of a suspected coronavirus case at the CDC itself. After the case turned out to be negative, the trip was re-scheduled.

The last-minute change sent Trump's aides scrambling to rearrange his schedule and respond to questions about the trip. Even Vice President Mike Pence, who Trump tapped with leading the administration's response to the outbreak, appeared to be unaware of the change late Thursday.

Trump’s schedule Friday, which had been released publicly at nearly midnight, no longer listed the trip to Atlanta. It showed the president flying to the Nashville area following a series of deadly tornadoes there, and then onto Florida, where he is scheduled to spend three nights at his south Florida retreat, Mar-a-Lago.

Trump says CDC visit may happen after official said it was canceled

"They thought there was a problem at CDC with somebody that had the virus," Trump told reporters Friday morning. "It turned out negative so we are seeing if we can do it. They've tested the person fully and it was a negative test. So I may be going. We're going to see if they can turn it around with Secret Service. We may be going."

The reveal surprised CDC staffers, including those preparing for Trump’s visit. They had not been previously informed about the suspected case of coronavirus at the agency, said three individuals with knowledge of the situation.

Asked about the potential coronavirus case and whether staff was briefed, the health department declined to comment.

“CDC has many employees who have deployed in support of the nation’s response to COVID-19, some of whom are returning from areas where COVID-19 may present,” a spokesperson said, using the formal name for the coronavirus, adding that CDC staff are undergoing appropriate self-quarantine and testing measures. “No CDC employees have tested positive.”

Earlier on Friday, a White House official confirmed the president's visit had been scrapped but for a different reason. “The CDC has been proactive and prepared since the very beginning and the president does not want to interfere with the CDC’s mission to protect the health and welfare of their people and the agency,” the official said.

As of Thursday evening, the White House was communicating that the president's trip to Atlanta was still on. At around 9 p.m. Eastern time, on a trip to Washington state, where coronavirus deaths reached double digits this week, Pence announced that Trump would sign an $8 billion coronavirus funding bill during his CDC trip.

Pence did not mention a potential case at CDC headquarters, even though Trump later said the administration had learned about it on Thursday afternoon.

“We are making progress,” Pence said at his news conference in Tacoma, Washington. “As I mentioned, federal assistance was approved by the United States Senate. President Trump is expected to sign the legislation tomorrow as he visits the CDC in Atlanta.”

Ultimately, Trump signed the $8.3 billion emergency funding package at the White House just before 9 a.m. in a hastily arranged ceremony. Journalists had already gathered outside on the South Lawn awaiting the president’s departure from the White House to Nashville when Trump aides moved some of them inside for the bill signing. “We’ve signed the 8.3 billion," he said. "I asked for two and a half and I got 8.3 and I’ll take it.”

Trump has made a point to talk about coronavirus regularly but he has largely continued with his normal schedule. He spoke at a campaign rally Monday in Charlotte and a Fox New town hall in Scranton, Pa. on Thursday, where he defended his handling of the outbreak.

Trump specifically praised Pence and CDC and bragged about the praise he said the administration has received for its response. "We've done a great job," he said. "Again, we've gotten the highest poll numbers of anybody for this kind of a thing."

The CDC has been under fire in recent days for delays in testing due to earlier problems with its diagnostic tests and initial criteria limiting who should be tested. The agency says it has since fixed the problem with its test and broadened who can be tested, though experts worry the delays have already hindered the ability to detect community spread.

Trump officials have assured states that the CDC is sending enough test kits to test 75,000 people. Private companies are also expected to dramatically boost the amount of test kits on the market, though there are still questions about whether there are enough laboratories and staff to test a large surge of samples. Experts say the U.S. won’t likely be able to meet testing demands for several weeks.

More than 200 cases have been confirmed across 20 states so far and at least 12 people have died. Public health officials say they expect more cases as more people are tested in the coming days.

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Tale Of The New Crown - The Battle Of Parental Rights - Universal Health Is Not National Security When The Emergency Emperor Is Setting Up Procurement Consortia Task Forces

This is a messy.....💓

These people are crying the blues to not change obamacare or Medicaid expansion because they put together all their plans of action for the corona based upon these procurement structures.

Which priority comes first? The billing $yStems or constructing epidemic model for immediate relief to the actual humans who are sick?

I bet they ran cost benefit analysis on loss of live v profits, and profits won.

Mittens Romney is asking about production capacity and that there should be federal funding ready to go to fund the capacity to manufacture vaccines. I saw him get wet. Someone go check out his recent pharma acquisitions. I am going to check Michigan to see if he has already started.

https://www.carlyle.com/our-business/portfolio-of-investments/pharmaceutical-product-development-inc-ppd-0

https://www.carlyle.com/media-room/news-release-archive/carlyle-group-completes-acquisition-abacus-pharmaceutical-company

https://www.carlyle.com/.../port.../millicent-pharma-limited

Rememberr Taggart Romney? 

http://beverlytran.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-tale-of-burisma-hunter-biden.html#axzz6FTPfvHJH

Tim Scott is smooth in asking about their "urgency"

These people are using microeconomic terms in response to urgency. 

He is talking about risks and the unknown. 

He talked about "we know how many are going to die", which is predictive modeling crap.

This is a livestream of how they implement their privatization schemes. 

You can see the exact same damn thing they did when they got busted on Flint Water Crisis. 

They scrambled when busted, came up with Public Private Partnerships, studies, campaigns, pain and national drama, while they kept their gerrymandering schemes covered up in stealin' the children, land and votes. 

This particular operation does not include the children. 

This is very important where no one has presented a scientific reason why this corona is age specific. So, riddle me this: What do you do with the kids of the infected? 

HINT: CPS. These people already have the child welfare system and are desperate for new funding streams of tiny humans.

This is the battle of Parental Rights because this is the transposable model of the consortia task force of Emperor Pence, but hey, what do I know?

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Kathleen Sebelius came in to advise.

This was quite interesting because she has a long history in the administrative structures and operations of DHHS.

As a matter of fact, Sebelius knows so much about DHHS, I bet she could tell many, many tales, as an original source, of course.

White House wants to dismantle and cut Medicaid, but those cuts do not address Targeted Case Management under corporate custody and guardianship.

Universal health care is national security.

Just remember, it all started in Detroit.

Preparation for mass closures as the elections approach, for the New King is to be crowned.

END OF UPDATE

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