—Let criminals out of prison
—Ban private citizens from buying guns
—Ban drilling and any other type of energy production
—Open our borders
—Free healthcare for illegal aliens
—Obsess over the name of the virus instead of a cure
—Increase abortion funding
what am I missing?
is it time to N PEACH again
Bottom line, the way Trump handled this in the beginning has now led to me getting laid off till April 4th. Full benefits and 75% of pay, but still. This has turned into a cluster **** and it all started with Trump not being a real leader who grasps the seriousness of the job he has.
This is what he said in 2013
Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
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Nov 8, 2013
Leadership: Whatever happens, you're responsible. If it doesn't happen, you're responsible.
So it was Trump that ordered your business shut down and not Gretchen Whitmer? The fact is...Trump has left that decision up to the individual States and their Governors noting that because there is such differences in virus levels from State to State that a one size fits all Federal policy wouldn't make sense.
Consider yourself extremely fortunate that you're not a working person in the States that have shut down businesses and put millions of people out of work with ZERO income! The overwhelming majority of those States have Democratic Governors NOT Republican ones!
No, it was Trump downplaying it weeks ago that made the problem much worse now.
Conway said the president’s apparent sudden shift “can’t conceal the fact that Trump has shown himself to be wholly inept at dealing with the pandemic. It doesn’t change the fact that he puts himself first, always.”
“It doesn’t dissolve Trump’s compulsion to lie, even when truth would serve him best,” he added. “It doesn’t diminish his incompetence, ignorance or propensity for administrative chaos.”
Trump has been widely criticized for initially downplaying the threat of the virus. The federal response to the public health crisis has also come under fierce scrutiny.
“The nation needs a credible, competent president, now more than ever. The surest and best thing Trump could do to come to the aid of his country — to save lives — would be to go, as the hapless Chamberlain did,” Conway concluded. “But that won’t happen. Because that would be taking responsibility, something Trump has never done and will never know how to do. It’s too bad for us.”
Kelly Ann Conway's husband
George Conway: 'Don't Be Fooled' By Donald Trump's Change In Tone On Coronavirus | HuffPost
