WHAT is Trump's strategy to manage COVID-19 to give him the best chance for reelection?

[mollygee]

Originally Posted by dashrendar4454

Fauci said the virus was no bigger pro McKenna than the flu in January

The WHO said it was not contagious


Should Trump have gone against them?


Then you had the libs who seemed far more concerned on not appearing “racist” than anything else

If trump was a good leader, he would have taken charge, of the country he says he loves. His ego, once again, got in the way of any problem solving he may have left.

As it is, we are left with this inept, corrupt business man, reality show host, mentality.

As long as the country was humming along, he must have looked great to some people.

Now, this is what we are left with, a man who mainly argues with the press and hides his head in the sand, hoping this horrific virus, ruining his legacy will just go away.

We just need to use common sense and this will pass, but with the help of scientists, doctors and people who are real leaders.

[Nanny Goat]

I don't think T had been managing anything, just putting out fires as they come up. Disjointed and patchwork mess of a strategy if it is one at all. If it flares in the fall, hard to say how it'll play out. I think many will still vote no matter what. I don't think this pandemic does T any favors.

[TEPLimey]

Pretty much every other first world leader has seen a huge rally around the flag effect in their approval ratings. Trump showed a small bump that quickly vanished. Americans by-and-large do not think he is doing a good job with the pandemic.