Well the truth is that it was NOT spiralling out of control
Well, let's take a look...
United States Coronavirus: 52,921 Cases and 684 Deaths - Worldometer
So there you are. As you now realize, Trump administration officials, even as Trump was hiding the truth, were telling senators that it was going to be bad. Some of them went and sold stock that would take a hit when it did get bad.
except in a few states, particularly New York state.
Notice it's moving out into other areas now. If Trump hadn't wasted time trying to hide the truth, it wouldn't be as bad as it is now. South Korea had the same exposure at the same time we did. But their leader didn't lie about it, and took immediate action. Want to see how that matches up with our situation?
But the MSM were trying to create mass hysteria and panic.
The story every wannabee dictator peddles; "if we tell you the truth, we'll have panic and hysteria." Fact is, panic comes about when the people know that their leaders are lying to them about how bad it is.
Don't forget that both China and WHO deliberately misled the world.
Sorry, no bunny trails for you, today.
But Trump's response overall has been OUTSTANDING
Disbanding our national security pandemic team in 2018 was beyond stupid. Telling us that it was "contained", when he knew the number of deaths would rise exponentially was anything but outstanding. You can't fast-talk reality into going away. Then he panicked and announced it was real after weeks of calling it a hoax.
(Yehren notes self-destructive bunny trail attempt)
compared to Obama's (which you will neither acknowledge nor commend).
Obama didn't lie abut Ebola, for example. And he empowered people who actually knew what they were talking about to do what was necessary at once. The outcome was different. For those reasons. Yes, I know Trump's go-to excuse is to blame Obama. America's not buying it.
Most Americans do not trust President Donald Trump to be honest about the COVID-19 threat, a new poll has found.
The latest survey from Yahoo! News and YouGov found that 53 percent of polled U.S. adults did not have faith in the president to tell the truth about the threat of the new coronavirus, while a third of those polled said they trusted the commander-in-chief.
A further 14 percent of the 1,635 U.S. adults polled said they were "not sure" whether they trusted Trump on the matter.
Majority of Americans don't trust Donald Trump to tell truth about coronavirus threat: Poll