- Mar 23, 2010
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I think most people would agree that a president downplaying and lying to the American people about a threat they can do nothing about could be excusable. However, downplaying the most serious healthcare crisis in a hundred years is inexcusable. People have to make decisions and they need the truth not bullshit and sugarcoated lies. Business owners have to make decisions on the operation of their business and the threat the virus poses for employees and customers. Families have to decide on social gatherings such as weddings and social events, wearing masks, and social distancing. The virus is bad enough but Trump has created an addition crisis in America, who to believe the president or the healthcare people.Trying to avoid s panic is not saying Covid does not exist no matter how much liberal feelings wish and need it to be that way.
There are 15 cases, soon to go down to almost zero
It's no worse than the seasonal flu
It will go away as if by magic when the weather gets warm
Trump was told in January that the virus was deadly, highly contagious and at least 5 times as bad as the worse flu.
"I always intended to play it down" - Trump
The most important factor in controlling an epidemic is deciding on a best course of action and getting everybody onboard. Trump has made that impossible. Thus, the infections, deaths and resulting restrictions will continue through next year along with the economic fallout regardless of whether we have a vaccine or not.
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