Trump is not a scientist or doctor. He had to rely on the sneaky, lying government healthcare traitors all around him.
If Trump had announced that he was ignoring the advice of our healthcare "experts", the mainstream media would have gone into hysterics - "Trump wants to kill Americans!" "How dare he question our hero Fauci!!" "Impeach N…
Trump is not a scientist or doctor. He had to rely on the sneaky, lying government healthcare traitors all around him.
If Trump had announced that he was ignoring the advice of our healthcare "experts", the mainstream media would have gone into hysterics - "Trump wants to kill Americans!" "How dare he question our hero Fauci!!" "Impeach NOW!!!" Trump was backed into a corner that was years in the planning.
One thing Trump mentioned was that in entering office, he was faced with hiring 10,000 people....those he appointed and then those his many appointees hired on his behalf. As a total political outsider, it's common sense to understand that Trump couldn't possibly about so many people and oversee the hiring of 10,000 people appropriate to the various positions. No one could. There will always be rotten apples in any bunch. Trump appointed what he thought and hoped would be good people, but too many of them totally sold him out. He trusted a lot of former and ongoing government officials to do the right thing, and he was sold out on that trust too. That's a sad reality. He wasn't so aware in 2016, but he says he knows better now what he's up against, but nevertheless it's a tough job. I challenge anyone to quickly and massively hire even 1000 people and be certain they are good people doing the right thing.
Trump is not a scientist or doctor. He had to rely on the sneaky, lying government healthcare traitors all around him.
If Trump had announced that he was ignoring the advice of our healthcare "experts", the mainstream media would have gone into hysterics - "Trump wants to kill Americans!" "How dare he question our hero Fauci!!" "Impeach NOW!!!" Trump was backed into a corner that was years in the planning.
Hopefully, he will not let that happen again.
One thing Trump mentioned was that in entering office, he was faced with hiring 10,000 people....those he appointed and then those his many appointees hired on his behalf. As a total political outsider, it's common sense to understand that Trump couldn't possibly about so many people and oversee the hiring of 10,000 people appropriate to the various positions. No one could. There will always be rotten apples in any bunch. Trump appointed what he thought and hoped would be good people, but too many of them totally sold him out. He trusted a lot of former and ongoing government officials to do the right thing, and he was sold out on that trust too. That's a sad reality. He wasn't so aware in 2016, but he says he knows better now what he's up against, but nevertheless it's a tough job. I challenge anyone to quickly and massively hire even 1000 people and be certain they are good people doing the right thing.