How They Convinced Trump To Lock Down
Posted By: Kate318, 3/24/2023 8:01:34 PM
An enduring mystery for three years is how Donald Trump came to be the president who shut down American society for what turned out to be a manageable respiratory virus, setting off an unspeakable crisis with waves of destructive fallout that continue to this day. Let’s review the timeline and offer some well-founded speculations about what happened. On March 9, 2020, Trump was still of the opinion that the virus could be handled by normal means.
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How They Convinced Trump To Lock Down
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An enduring mystery for three years is how Donald Trump came to be the president who shut down American society for what turned out to be a manageable respiratory virus, setting off an unspeakable crisis with waves of destructive fallout that continue to this day. Let’s review the timeline and offer some well-founded speculations about what happened.
On March 9, 2020, Trump was still of the opinion that the virus could be handled by normal means.
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That’s why reading the comments is always enlightening as it expands the thoughts and considerations.
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No, Slaves Didn’t Build This Country
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It gives me no pleasure to post this, but I know so many of us have questions as to why Trump listened to so many Deep Staters. I think an outsider to Washington DC might think they know how deep the corruption is and how to deal with it, but unless you are part of it, you have no idea. I believe this was Trump’s biggest drawback. Who wouldn’t assume that even though members of your own party may have not liked you, that they would pull together for the sake of the party, people country? I can only hope that if he is the Republican nominee, that he has now learned some hard lessons when dealing with these monsters.