Which isn't surprising.I could be wrong, but I feel like if they even had a decent response to coronavirus, trump would've locked this election up. They just have no ability to sense the longterm.
I guess it shouldn't be, but I would've thought there'd be one competent person who would understand that it was a golden opportunity for him to look like a leader and have a large margin for error.Which isn't surprising.
I think there is ample evidence of this even excluding the pandemic. His whole presidency has been one big squall for how much candy he can get his dad to buy him before they finish going through the checkout lane.I could be wrong, but I feel like if they even had a decent response to coronavirus, trump [sic] would've locked this election up. They just have no ability to sense the longterm.
According to multiple reports there have been numerous competent people who see this... but they’ve all been fired or ignored. Trump is an idiot who surrounded himself with an echo chamber of yes men and women. Any good ideas get pushed away if they contradict the narrative in his deranged head.I guess it shouldn't be, but I would've thought there'd be one competent person who would understand that it was a golden opportunity for him to look like a leader and have a large margin for error.
This and several other smart things to fight the pandemic were set to go forward at the time. Then the report came out about how disproportionately Corvid was killing/affecting POC's and the elderly. And that's when the emergency Nazi brake lever was pulled.
It's straight up ignoring the lessens of thalidomide for purely political reasons.Is this profit motive? Or is it just a move to maximize the number of deaths in traditionally pro-Democratic districts?
--Patrick
The motive is "a vaccine before the election". That it isn't widely available, efficient, or safe, will all only be important after the election.Is this profit motive? Or is it just a move to maximize the number of deaths in traditionally pro-Democratic districts?
--Patrick
It's either that or we end up somewhere in Maine.
I once had a girl ask me what country Maine was part of. And no, she wasn't kidding.