[hoosierham]

Trump is actually at fault for not firing Fauci or at least seeking other views and information for the best ways of dealing with pandemics.Pushing an accelerated liability-free vacinne program was a big mistake.

Trump made many poor choices in various appointments although he was likely constrained by his “advisors” in the Senate and Ivanka.

[dforest]

Remember he put Pence in charge of covid. He brought Fauci and Birx to Trump.

Trump is used to relegating duties to others. He flubbed up on this one. He still acts like he isn’t aware what the jab is doing to many people.

[liberalh8ter]

You can't have it both ways…..an outsider or an insider. The outsider will always be at the disadvantage. This is not the time to pile-on PDJT, it's the time to support him more than ever because he now knows a lot more than he did before. If it weren't for him, all of this that we now see clearly would still be buried.

[Uncle Sham]

"Trump is actually at fault for not firing Fauci or at least seeking other views and information for the best ways of dealing with pandemics.Pushing an accelerated liability-free vacinne program was a big mistake."

The more I look at how all of this took place, the more I am convinced that Trump was part of the plan. He served as the shiny object we all focused on as our nation was being stolen from us. He did NOTHING as President to address the stolen election. NOTHING. He spent those last two months acting as though our President is constrained by the other two branches of government when handling issues of national security when he was, in fact, a branch onto himself and THE branch in charge of national security. Trump was and still is one of "them".