I keep reading your posts but they're very broad about who is undermining and what people would be doing if they were not undermined.
I'm trying to plug in current eventsand the relevant politicians actions and statements to your theories to understand if they're actually playing out. When you state that somebody is being undermined, it seems to imply that you think they would be doing the right thing if they were not otherwise being guided the wrong way. so I'm wondering what Trump would be doing in one scenario and what you see him doing and what you ascribe to undermining.
Trump does not make any statements that we need to be doing more testing. He has been telling people that we've got it under control for weeks. Do you think that's because he's being undermined? That's what I'm asking about.
I have a hard time understanding how him being undermined would play into that. It seems to me like he, Rather I guess Mike pence since he's been put in charge of it by trump, isnt making good choices here on testing amounts. I think the topic of testing is pretty basic and not esoteric where experts could lead a politician awry. Why do you think the administration has not been pushing for more testing earlier?
This is a fluid situation. I personally am far less concerned about Trump than you, but he was certainly under-informed before his trip to India.
That initial response , which was terrible ("Poof, it's all gonna be gone, Corona what?") was pretty clear evidence, and pretty good ammo for Trump haters and the election.
Putting Pence in control was brilliant though; not sure how he came to that one, but it should've happened 6 weeks ago.
The rest...meh...
Like I said, it's fluid.
To say I know exactly what's going on behind closed doors or who's saying or thinking what or why, well, if I knew all that I'd move to Vegas or play the stock market.
Overall, the liberty and freedom of Americans and America as a whole is the target.
The responses make it evident, but aren't necessary for history buffs.
