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To: Observator

In the early days of Covid, no one knew if it would blow over or mutate into something worse, and President Trump navigated Scylla and Charybdis as well as Hercules himself.


The revisionist historians of Free Republic, are having a great time dissecting who said and did what, when, and arguing a lot about it.

It would be interesting to go back to March and April of 2020, here on Free Republic, and see who was saying what and urging what actions should have been taken against the virus.

Let’s talk about what these critics said then, not what they are saying now as they lambast both Trump and DeSantis. But what they were saying then. Then, we might have some more productive conversations about all of this.


151 posted on 05/25/2023 5:10:07 PM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: Dilbert San Diego
In the early days of Covid, no one knew if it would blow over or mutate into something worse

It killed over 1,000,000 Americans. That said, it was mostly the elderly who were at risk and Dr. Fauci was responsible for their deaths. But we shouldn't have shut down the country and it was good that Governors including Kemp and DeSantis pushed back.

158 posted on 05/25/2023 5:12:44 PM PDT by MinorityRepublican
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To: Dilbert San Diego
It would be interesting to go back to March and April of 2020, here on Free Republic, and see who was saying what and urging what actions should have been taken against the virus.

Actually I think almost everyone in America is sick of talking about Covid and if this is Meatball's best campaign strategy, he's screwed.
161 posted on 05/25/2023 5:13:43 PM PDT by Observator
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