[PA Presbyterian]

I agree his thoughts are disorganized. Can’t he memorize a few straight logical answers to questions he knows are going to be asked. There are many ways he can defend himself about corona but he falls back on only one argument—he stopped people from China.

[Bellflower]

He also spoke about all the equipment gotten out and about the governors praising him, which they did.
The next step is to put commercials out of the governors and mayors praising him. They need to engulf the airwaves.

[familyop]

"I agree his thoughts are disorganized. Can’t he memorize a few straight logical answers to questions he knows are going to be asked. There are many ways he can defend himself about corona but he falls back on only one argument—he stopped people from China."

Those answers can go out between now and the election. Campaign information does not need to include equipment going to hospitals. The message needs to be something more personal, something that most voters can relate to. Masks were mentioned and were a significant part of the arguments on the issue of the epidemic.

Here's the message. Americans are wearing masks. Businesses with much indoor customer traffic are requiring masks, and most customers have worn masks and conducted themselves politely with physical distancing to support those policies in states without mandates. We're taking good care of ourselves and our neighbors without detrimental generalized mandates against wearing masks outdoors (Biden's plan).

Severely hindering businesses like manufacturing and distribution companies does not help. It hurts the economy. Without a strong economy, we can't very well prevent disease. We need more sustainable revenues from such businesses.