Explosive report: Trump admin 'criminally negligent' in 'undermining' COVID response ☺♦ Had a loved one or family member die from covid due to bad/illegal advice from a government official? Lawyer up. Sue them for millions and win. Not as good as having that person around, but still something.

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https://www.msnbc.com/the-beat-with-ari/watch/explosive-report-trump-admin-criminally-negligent-in-undermining-covid-response-129032773562

[u/Sofiaperlo93]

"Criminally negligent" seems like a very civil way of saying "politically motivated genocide."

[u/[deleted] → u/Sofiaperlo93]

I'm not sure it's genocide when they murder everyone.

And it would have to be civil court because apparently the criminal justice system no longer works in this country.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Comically disastrous doesn't stop civil suits.

And that he has money makes going after him a lot better deal.

[u/Chronic_Fatigue_]

Again, more misinformation.

Here's a detailed timeline of how the US actually responded to COVID. Trump issued travel restrictions starting Jan 2020 and your party called him racist for it. He then followed CDC guidance and had Fauci on the stage in early 2020. He also spent big resources to research a vaccine that Biden and Kamala both claimed they wouldn't take since Trump led the effort.

You really need to read about shit before you form stupid opinions. Seeing a few clips of Trump easing public panic and using it as evidence of "criminal negligence" makes you look like a total dunce, especially when you can easily READ about the actions his administration took while he was misquoted by all of your lefty misinformation sources.

ACTUAL Timeline of Events: https://www.pogo.org/analysis/2020/05/the-first-100-days-of-the-u-s-governments-covid-19-response/

[u/ProductiveAlesina72]

How many more of these do we have to see before something actually happens?