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No you didn't. Though there appears to be some ignorance in your question regarding the handling of the situation by the current administration. Misleading the
by notyourwork 7y ago
No you didn't. Though there appears to be some ignorance in your question regarding the handling of the situation by the current administration. Misleading the public, making false claims, punting all decisions to states, all will be used as a scapegoat to not assume any responsibility for the state of things today. Claiming your inauguration was the biggest ever is funny, misleading the public during a pandemic is unacceptable.
- mycall 7y agoYou forgot the disbanding of the pandemic task force years ago that could have caught sight of the virus in November and acted swiftly on it.
- notyourwork 7y agoThe list goes on and on, people need to hold our elected officials accountable for their decisions. That includes our whitehouse and as important is Congress. This includes both parties.