President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Jeff Lebowski]

You give too much credit to the American electorate.

Yeah. Excellent point.

[Northwestcoug]

Yeah. Excellent point.

So help me if Walter is proven right and Trump is reelected...

[wuapinmon]

I wonder if he's infected.

[frank ryan]

I'm sure it happens in most presidencies, but it's embarrassing how Pence lavishes praise on Trump for every decision that he most assuredly just rubber stamped. He is oleaginous.

Pence is ridiculous. He has sold his soul to legitimize donald.

[old_gregg]

I wonder if he's infected.

sure doesn’t seem like he’s not infected

[Commando]

I wonder if he's infected.

I mean clearly he's been infected a lot. That's worrisome for him once he gets covid-19.

[frank ryan]

sure doesn’t seem like he’s not infected

abusing stimulants is different than catching a virus

I could see Trump stalling the election if he thinks he might lose.

[Commando]

abusing stimulants is different than catching a virus

I could see Trump stalling the election if he thinks he might lose.

I think he's referring to his neurosyphilis...

[myboynoah]

Infighting, missteps and a son-in-law hungry for results: Inside the Trump administration’s troubled coronavirus response

Kushner rushed to help write Trump’s widely panned Oval Office address to the nation. His supermodel sister-in-law’s father, Kurt Kloss, an emergency room doctor, crowdsourced suggestions from his Facebook network to pass along to Kushner. And Kushner pressed tech executives to help build a testing website and retail executives to help create mobile testing sites — but the projects were only half-baked when Trump revealed them Friday in the White House Rose Garden.

Kushner entered into a crisis management process that, despite the triumphant and self-congratulatory tone of public briefings, was as haphazard and helter-skelter as the chaotic early days of Trump’s presidency — turning into something of a family-and-friends pandemic response operation.

[frank ryan]

Infighting, missteps and a son-in-law hungry for results: Inside the Trump administration’s troubled coronavirus response

Trump needs to be removed from office over his poor handling of this. We can't afford 4 more years of this bullshit.

[Walter Sobchak]

Trump needs to be removed from office over his poor handling of this. We can't afford 4 more years of this bullshit.

Sorry amigo, but Pokemon Go is more popular now than it was 4 years ago. Looks like 4 more years of your bullshit.

[myboynoah]

Trump continues to talk about how the U.S. is rated #1 (as he shakes some paper that I assume says "the U.S. is #1") in pandemic preparedness. I wonder when the next poll comes out.

Landing at Dulles Airport, I encountered a case study in how to spread a pandemic

Upon landing, I spent three hours in a jammed immigration hall trying to decide which analogy fit better: the ignorant Middle Ages during the plague years or the most chaotic airport in the least developed country.

The pictures you may have seen only begin to capture the chaos. There was no attempt to enable social distancing; we were packed closely together. Two giant queues of people — one for U.S. citizens and green-card holders and one for foreign nationals — wound their way through the cavernous hall. I counted and came up with approximately 450 people in each section, for a total of just under a thousand. Many were coughing, sneezing and looking unwell.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Trump continues to talk about how the U.S. is rated #1 (as he shakes some paper that I assume says "the U.S. is #1") in pandemic preparedness. I wonder when the next poll comes out.

Landing at Dulles Airport, I encountered a case study in how to spread a pandemic

His statement yesterday is yet another monument to his limited intellect and self-serving nature: ""It's a very contagious virus, it's incredible, but it's something we have tremendous control of." If only he had more than five adjectives in his vocabulary.

[myboynoah]

His statement yesterday is yet another monument to his limited intellect and self-serving nature: ""It's a very contagious virus, it's incredible, but it's something we have tremendous control of." If only he had more than five adjectives in his vocabulary.

He was much, much better today. Gave himself a "10" for handling the situation, but more sober and realistic.

[Jeff Lebowski]

He was much, much better today. Gave himself a "10" for handling the situation, but more sober and realistic.

Funny when he was celebrating a big jump in the market on Friday. Follow by an absolute collapse today. Things aren't looking good for the orange julius.