Trump is 100% spot on.
Operation Warp Speed was a great success. The government did accomplish something by pushing for the rapid development, testing, mass manufacture and distribution of these vaccines.
***The key difference is that Trump would have NEVER made the vaccine mandatory.***
***There would have never have been required reporting (in violation of medical privacy rights), and government condoned/promoted discrimination of employment, benefits, limitations of basic rights (freedom of movement) based on vaccine status.***
***Trump would have never (and in fact he did support hydroxyquinoline) ignored therapeutics like the Biden administration and Fauci are.*** Are people forgetting now how Trump was exploring all options (and vehemently attacked in the MSM) and did stand behind those medical professionals that supported some of these therapeutics?
***Trump would have tried to limit the damage done by fear of this disease, rather that fueling it.*** Unlike Fauci and Biden that talk about it endlessly and how this will be a winter of “sickness and death” for those unvaccinated, Trump would minimize the extent of damage done by the fear itself.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/16/politics/joe-biden-warning-winter/index.html
For those that want the vaccine, great. Take it. It's an option that is available to you and it may even provide some protection or help bring about herd immunity.
Trump can be proud of his accomplishments as President, and the Covid vaccine is one of these.
Do NOT obfuscate what the current administration is doing with what Trump was doing when in office. Trump would have handled things very differently today and we are projecting what Fauci and Biden are doing today onto him. That is not fair to Trump!
I agree with all of your points. If Trump pointed out exactly those points he could avoid association with what is going on now. That is what he needs to do.
There would have been a second Operation Warp Speed most likely after the time was bought from the initial vaccinations to then push for infrastructure for treatment and on developing drugs for therapeutics, treatment, etc. Regardless of how long or how effective the vaccines were, there was going to a point of peak effectiveness and peak utilization of them. Any person with a modicum of common sense would know that. DeSantis saw that in Florida and took steps accordingly. So continuing to push for the “vaccines only” approach was inevitably going to be less and less effective.