What Republicans don't get: Donald Trump is our biggest obstacle to coronavirus recov

[signalmankenneth]

What Republicans don't get: Donald Trump is our biggest obstacle to coronavirus recovery

Small groups of protesters egged on by the president, along with governors in redder states, are eager to “reopen” America — as if you can turn off a pandemic by inviting people back into Hooters. But if Republicans actually want to get Americans back to work, what they have to do is simple: Get rid of Donald Trump now.

While it’s almost science fiction to imagine the Republican Party and its billionaire backers growing something resembling a spine and compelling Trump to resign or, at least, not seek reelection in 2020, it’s at least a scientific possibility, unlike any hope of having a fully tested vaccine in the next few months.

Lyndon Johnson decided to not run for president when the failure of the Vietnam War became undeniable. More Americans have died of COVID-19 in the last three months than perished in that war, which lasted most of two decades. And since life has decided to turn into science fiction, why shouldn’t we entertain the possibility that there is enough sense on the right to get rid of the one human being standing in the way of any hope of returning to normalcy soon?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/republica...090020178.html

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[StoneByStone]

They get it, they just don't care.

[Cinnabar]

[SIZE=3][B]What Republicans don't get: Donald Trump is our biggest obstacle to coronavirus recovery

Small groups of protesters egged on by the president, along with governors in redder states, are eager to “reopen” America — as if you can turn off a pandemic by inviting people back into Hooters. But if Republicans actually want to get Americans back to work, what they have to do is simple: Get rid of Donald Trump now.

While it’s almost science fiction to imagine the Republican Party and its billionaire backers growing something resembling a spine and compelling Trump to resign or, at least, not seek reelection in 2020, it’s at least a scientific possibility, unlike any hope of having a fully tested vaccine in the next few months.

[COLOR=#1D2228][FONT=&]Lyndon Johnson decided to not run for president when the failure of the Vietnam War became undeniable. More Americans have died of COVID-19 in the last three months than perished in that war, which lasted most of two decades. And since life has decided to turn into science fiction, why shouldn’t we entertain the possibility that there is enough sense on the right to get rid of the one human being standing in the way of any hope of returning to normalcy soon?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/republica...090020178.html

All so-called leadership at the top failed including the Democrats. They failed us before the virus and they are failing us during.



If what you refer to as "normalcy" is the crumbs the American people settled for prior to Trump, no f'ing thanks!

[jimmymccready]

Most GOP want dollars and are not worried about lives