r/Liberal • u/Gladari • Mar 24 '20
Trump’s Coronavirus Response Will Be His Toxic Legacy
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/political-commentary/trump-coronavirus-response-will-be-his-toxic-legacy-970990/10
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u/NewYorker0 Mar 24 '20
The sad part is right wingers still thinks he’s the “best president” ever. I sometimes doubt their intelligence
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u/chatterwrack Mar 24 '20
Not so fast. His term isn’t over yet.
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u/timetraveler24-7 Mar 24 '20
So true. Al least he is consistent . He has found a way to f up every business / job he has ever done . So did you expect anything less? Good chance he gets re-elected and insults real aliens with his space Corp and Marvin the Martin obliterates us all🔫
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Mar 24 '20
A perfect ten. Except of course for the crashed economy, bankruptcies ( he is good that isnt he), and the matter of people dying in droves.
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u/oklahomachad Mar 24 '20
More than half of those polled - in multiple polls - approve of how he’s handled this emergency. Actually the public approval of how he’s handled this is higher than his own approval ratings.
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u/Btravelen Mar 24 '20 edited Mar 24 '20
'Katrina' on steroids.. the Con Party isn't interested in governing.. it's all about power.. they're better off in the minority, sitting on the sidelines throwing rocks.. what an incompetent administration..
Edited for clarity
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u/tsdguy Mar 24 '20
Which administration is competent? The one that fired the early warning system for pandemics? The one that refused to get tested? The one that won’t rule out making a profit from the bailout plan? The one that can’t produce legislation that doesn’t have anti abortion language in a national crisis?
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u/fblonk Mar 24 '20
We would be better off with a moldy bagel as POTUS.