So in summary,

Trump follows the WHO advice in the beginning and gets slammed for downplaying the virus.
We later discover the WHO was parroting the narrative being set by China.
Trump slams the WHO for being China-centric and the media loses its collective mind and all of a sudden the advice coming from the WHO in the early stages of the pandemic have been forgotten while focusing non-stop on what Trump said and did on the advice of the WHO.

By election time this pandemic will be over.. mostly, and heads will have rolled at the WHO... either forcibly or by agreement, it really doesn’t matter.
At election time the country will be back to work and everything around the economy will be heading up.
That alone will be a hard fight for Biden.
And let’s not forget that historically sitting presidents have a statistical advantage of securing a 2nd term... the reasons why probably deserve a separate thread. But nevertheless, the advantage is with Trump.

Icing on the cake would be those western countries most affected by this pandemic to unite against China.. and thus with Trump... and the proposals currently being discussed on how best to go ahead with reparations, if they solidify, can only boost his chances.


Edits for fat finger syndrome on an iPad and auto correct put in advise instead of advice!

WildA wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 5:10 pm Hes doing a great job and will be reelected in a landslide.

Reporter: Why did you retweet a hashtag #FireFauci?
TRUMP: "I retweeted somebody. I don't know. They said fire-- it doesn't matter."

Reporter 2: Did you notice that when you retweeted it?
TRUMP: "Yeah, I notice everything."

Surely doing a great job. Just called him and he told me he's doing a great job.

Biden? Are the Dems throwing the fight?

Brody wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 5:34 pm I'm always astounded at the proportion of non Americans that ruminate, analyze and navel-gaze about the United States, here on CEO.

Underneath all your snide, disdainful, arm-chair quarterbacking.....you guys really care.

It must be that...........you really care about us.

It's kind of heartwarming and if I could, I'd fast track you all for citizenship processing.........which beneath all your covetous vitriol...you yearn to be one of us.

Thanks for your thoughts and prayers, chaps.

Not sure if sarcasm but yeah... not perfect by a long chalk but I do have a fondness for America. I think it’s your patriotism that appeals to me. But then the Aussie mind-set also appeals. One day I may visit the states but there is so much I would want to see and experience that finding the time would be difficult.

Brody wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 5:34 pm I'm always astounded at the proportion of non Americans that ruminate, analyze and navel-gaze about the United States, here on CEO.

Underneath all your snide, disdainful, arm-chair quarterbacking.....you guys really care.

It must be that...........you really care about us.

It's kind of heartwarming and if I could, I'd fast track you all for citizenship processing.........which beneath all your covetous vitriol...you yearn to be one of us.

Thanks for your thoughts and prayers, chaps.

Of course people care about America. Criticism of a politicians is normal in many countries, it shouldn't be taken as criticism of the whole place and people.