Let’s be honest. Was he ever worried about this?
Trump adviser tells WaPo that when it comes to the pandemic, the president is “not really working this anymore. He doesn’t want to be distracted by it. He’s not calling and asking about data. He’s not worried about cases.”https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/rancor-between-scientists-and-trump-allies-threatens-pandemic-response-as-cases-surge/2020/07/17/d950e9b6-c777-11ea-a99f-3bbdffb1af38_story.html …
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He liked getting to play big and important, but people expected him to work and think, and then he suggested drinking bleach and people laughed. It’s not fun, and I think he’s actually mad that COVID-19 is taking attention away from him.
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How dare us to distract him from his presidential campaign with a pandemic. Rude.
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"I prevented 2-3 million deaths." That's his story, and he's sticking with it.
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Citizens are bothersome with their dying and sickness. Golf... TV... Flattery... Repeat.
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Gets in the way of selling beans.
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You wondered why Andrew Cuomo gets applause Jake Tapper. In part, it's because NY-ers understand that he worked really hard, and that he doesn't find focusing on covid to be "distracting." Cuomo IS worried about his state. Yes, mistakes were made--but this is 25th Amd material.
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The basic reason for applause these days has changed considerably. In the Trump era, merely doing what is right or performing a simple act of kindness is worthy of a thundering standing ovation.
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