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Trump's Coronavirus Calendar
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The most important lesson of the 1918 influenza pandemic: Tell the damn truth
That was President Trump’s response when asked by a CNBC reporter on January 22 whether he was worried about the coronavirus. Almost two months later, with the threat too large to ignore, the president’s tone has shifted dramatically (even as his press briefings continue to be models of incoherence and inaccuracy).
The contradictory messages about the virus, and the dishonesty motivating them, is dangerous right now. Refusing to tell people the truth will cost lives because it undercuts our efforts to flatten the epidemic curve with practices like social distancing. It also erodes the public’s trust in government — and that’s a huge problem.
The same error made by Boris Johnson (UK) and Macron (F).
ReplyDeleteYou people of the USA do not have a monopoly on stupidity and bad faith.
Rad - I shouldn't admit this, but I'd love to see several select republiCONs get sick and die.
ReplyDeleteXersex - But, but, Macron is so cute. Anyway, it's unfortunate that boris and twitter-ass exist.
Macron is not very intelligent. Sorry, but I think so.
ReplyDeleteAnd - let me add this - French people are a mediocre people. Normally I'm not proud to be Italian, but believe me: French are like Italians but without any genius.
It's been amazing, hasn't it? He and his bullshit buddies over at Faux News following the same path through this.
ReplyDeletewhkattk - They are carriers of assholeness.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry, but soon the United States of America will reach and overtake Italy, for COVID19 infected and dead.
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