“A million people are dead on the ground because of COVID,” MSNBC host Joy Reid claimed on Wednesday’s “The ReidOut” program, blaming former president Donald Trump.
The party’s presumptive nominees are Trump and Biden, according to Reid, who made the announcement yesterday night. This means we need to examine each applicant thoroughly, including their past performance, achievements, and the decision we face. And, indeed, their stance on the security and welfare of every single American. Since they are both former presidents, we are also in a special position to judge them. Instead of voting on promises, we may look at how they actually ran their presidencies.
“Which age do you choose to relive? The chaotic, honestly, four years of wild tweeting, the ripping of children from their parents’ arms as migrants, the random clashes with our allies, and the tragic sight of a million deaths on the ground due to COVID,” she concluded. The hospitals were unable to accommodate any more dead, so they stored them in refrigerated trucks. The states engaged in a heated dispute over ventilators.
“What if the economy were to collapse, leaving us all housebound for a year and the elderly dying alone while expressing their final goodbyes on iPads? High school and college seniors were required to use Zoom for their commencement ceremonies. Otherwise, we’re in the Biden period with an elderly president. Yes, and he is very stubborn, and I find some of his policies rather annoying. At least he’s an adult and reasonable enough to listen to arguments and reconsider his views. This is a really important matter. Would the United States be able to withstand a return to the Trump period if anybody thought it was a good idea?”
Trump was reluctant to address a public health emergency, Reid continued. He hoped he would escape criticism and responsibility. So he ignored public health professionals and spent months promoting pseudoscience, listening to the counsel of snake oil marketers. Unvaccinated youngsters are now at the center of measles outbreaks, a disease he popularized by bringing the anti-vax movement into the public.
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