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He's not pointing fingers at the other party, he's saying his trust in his own party has eroded.
by umvi 5y ago
He's not pointing fingers at the other party, he's saying his trust in his own party has eroded.
- SketchySeaBeast 5y agoI'm not saying they are pointing fingers, I'm asking how is this evidence of his own party being a problem so as to cause distrust?
- onphonenow 5y agoThe right has basically as far as I can see said get on with your lives, do what you want. So I can wear a mask if I want as I understand it. I can get a vaccine if I want. If I've had covid I might decide that may provide some immunity. I can go to the beach if I want etc. So while I don't agree with the right on many of their views (ie, vaccine effectiveness to the degree they have doubts there) - the rights views with respect to COVID seem less intrusive.