Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "Trump Snaps at Asian American Reporter, Storms Out of Briefing | NowThis" video.

@ghoond1314 True, it depends on how Trump plays the system, especially with his base, lucky for the American people, Trump isn't smart enough to know how to play the system and has the charisma of a dead fish lol. Things could have been far worse if Trump was smarter and knew how to play the system.
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Looks like she got him rattled lol, it was a fair question that she asked but it hit a bit too close to home on how bad Trump is doing in this pandemic, hence why he stormed out lol. He's like a kid that only wants to hear things that pump up his ego, the truth is, the US is handling this quite badly, they had many weeks advanced notice from what was going on in China and Italy and yet most of that was waiting, the UK isn't much better and now they are the worse impacted country in Europe, serious questions need to be asked on both governments because the level of incompetents being shown is off the scale from both governments and it's making both countries look like a laughingstock on the world stage. Honestly, it's like watching Laurel and Hardy with these two clowns lol.
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@tony tony The problem is, you don't really have to be smart to win in the US, look at the kind of leaders the US have had from actors to others that have not even had much of a political career, that rarely happens in Europe where they have to build their way up to power, in the US, it seems like anyone can jump in and become president even without much of a political career, what makes it even worse is that it's becoming an exclusive club for the rich where it's becoming harder for the average American to run for that position. Also, I don't want to say this but I will, Trump getting into power isn't anything to do with him being smart but a reflection on many Americans not being that smart, at least from the red states where facts and evidence on anything seem to mean nothing any more.
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@FactsFirst Imaging if Trump tried lol, he might have the power to do that but he can't afford to use them even if he wants too, not without starting a revolution which he would very likely lose.
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@TinfoilHatWearer Correction, he wants to be a dictator and tries to run things like one but the system is keeping him in check and because he's not that bright in knowing how to manipulate the system which is fortunately for you Americans because things could have been far worse if he knew what he was doing. In any case, it boggles my mind how people would elect someone like him thinking it was a good idea, no offence but you're getting what you deserve with him and that price is likely going to be very high once the dust settles on this virus.
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@tony tony So where is the arrogance in pointing out that the American system is failing a lot of Americans and it seems like it's becoming an exclusive club for the rich, so much so that to have any kind of real power, you need to have money, that isn't democracy, it's more like an oligarch, besides, you can't honestly expect the super rich to relate to the problems of the poor and middle classes, it's a different world for them and that is part of the real problem the US faces, you're electing leaders that don't have a clue of the real problems Americans face and that is going to get a lot worse once the hardship of this economic fall out on this virus starts to bite. Think about it, that printing press that is going on is at the expense of the average American person, you're bailing out the super rich on the stock market by propping it up even thought not much business activity is going on, the rich big corporations and the 1% whiles the average American gets crumbs and worse of all, the government needs to pay all that back, take a guess where they'll get that money from, the poor and middle class Americans by either higher taxes or less public spending, some real hard times are ahead and that burden is going to be pushed onto the average American not the rich.
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