Data shows what Trump his laid claim to started before he even showed up and as for being the 'greatest in history' again, data shows other periods were better...
US economy under Trump: The greatest ever?
10% unemployment is not great.
Just ignore the pandemic, and just ignore the shut down of the economy that your ilk wanted, and yes it's at 10%, It is coming down nucely now
that the economy opened up. Get rid of the unemployment incentive and it will drop like a rock.
Nobody wanted a shut down dumb ass. It was required.
So if a shutdown was required, how do you blame Trump for the economic decline? Oh, that’s right.... you people are too busy blaming Trump for COVID-19 while giving China and the WHO a pass.
Well no. With a competent president, we would have had the proper PPE, and the shut down would have been effective and mostly over. Our half assed shutdown, and restarting too soon caused thousands of deaths that did not have to happen.
/----/ Yeah, we see how democRATs handle proper PPE:
On March 26, The Daily Wire
published an article centering on the Obama administration’s role in using and allegedly failing to replenish the federal stockpile of N95 masks.
“The Obama administration significantly depleted the federal stockpile of N95 respirator masks to deal with the H1N1 influenza outbreak in 2009 and never rebuilt the stockpile despite calls to do so,” the piece begins.
Then why didn't Impeached Trump replenish it? He had 3 years...
As the COVID-19 pandemic ratcheted up in the United States, so did partisan finger-pointing.
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Because of course Presidents would always ask what our PPE stockpile is like and if the prior President had depleted it like Obama did
Reports indicating available stock and when they were due to be replenished were given to him. He didn't have to ask for anything.
What “reports”? All you did was conjure up your own opinion. Try again.
The United States is in the middle of a sprawling medical crisis that President Donald Trump has called "unforeseen" despite repeated warnings.
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How many different plans for potential wars, epidemics, natural disasters do you think are circulating now throughout the Pentagon? How many reports for each and how frequent are those reports?
And how many of those reports contradict each other.
That's the hyperbolic standard Democrats set for Republicans. If there is any report anywhere in government, the President should know about it and have read it. It's patently absurd
That's why a competent president has a wide range of expert advisors in each field. Trump chose to dismiss or ignore those experts. He thinks he can do it all himself. He can't.
You made that up. He has a whole panel of "experts." You're completely full of shit.
The reality is there are no black and white answers. The "experts" don't even agree with each other. Fauci has said many, many things that were wrong through this whole thing.
What Democrats mean by listening to experts is picking the experts who tell you what you want to do anyway and ignoring the others
In May 2018, the top White House official in charge of the U.S. response to pandemics
left the administration. Rear Admiral Timothy Ziemer was the senior director of global health and biodefense on the National Security Council and oversaw global health security issues, a specialty that had been bolstered under President Barack Obama.
After Ziemer’s departure, the global health team was reorganized as part of an effort by then-National Security Adviser John Bolton. Meanwhile, Tom Bossert, a homeland security adviser who recommended strong defenses against disease and biological warfare, was
reportedly pushed out by Bolton in 2018. Neither White House official or their teams, which were responsible for coordinating the U.S. response to pandemic outbreaks across agencies, have been replaced during the past two years.
In November 2019, a bipartisan group of lawmakers and experts
formally recommended that health security leadership on the NSC should be restored. And on Feb. 18, 2020, a group of 27 senators sent a
letter to current National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien to ask him to appoint a new global health security expert to the NSC.
"The fact that they explicitly dismantled the office in the White House that was tasked with preparing for exactly this kind of a risk is hugely concerning," Jeremy Konyndyk, who ran foreign disaster assistance in the Obama administration,
told the Guardian. "Both the structure and all the institutional memory is gone now."