Comments by "Voix de la raison" (@voixdelaraison593) on "Acosta to Trump: Who dropped the ball on pandemic preparation?" video.

  1. Trump: “I don’t take responsibility for anything, unless it’s good, great, or the best, and then I all over it like a fly on 💩.
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  2. Geno Paredes But there was one line in particular that's likely to help define Trump's response to the biggest crisis of his presidency. Asked Friday at his press conference by NBC News' Kristen Welker whether he should take responsibility for the failure to disseminate larger quantities of tests earlier, Trump declined. "I don't take responsibility at all," he said. No, of course not. Trump has a handful of presidential rules to live by, and near the top of the list is the belief that he's entitled to take credit for all good things that happen while he's in office. It dovetails with the related belief that he can avoid blame for any bad things that happen while he's in office.
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  3. Bubbles Though I agreed, as did most people including Democrats, with stoping non Americans from flying to and from China, it was a half measure at best. Note the words I used very carefully, it was a Ban but not a Travel Ban. All Americans were free to travel back and forth between China and the U.S. Take careful note of that exception. This is a prime example of how Faux news lies, or omits. Now as for your charge against Hillary. While I am no fan boy of Hillary, she is slimy, she is also smart and skilled. So in summary, we would still have our Pandemic (you can slow it but not stop it), we would have had tests, masks, med supplies, and strong government coordination between state and local government. Truth matters, intelligence matters, competence matters.
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