Electing Trump was our nation's Chernobyl, now we have to deal with the aftermath and clean up.

[Snake Plissken]

Trump not only failed at every single test that was presented to him

Trump had the answers to the test handed to him ... and he still failed.


The Military Knew Years Ago That a Coronavirus Was Coming

Pentagon Document from Jan. 2017 Warned a Novel Coronavirus Could Cause Millions to Suffer

The Pentagon warned the White House about a shortage of ventilators, face masks, and hospital beds in 2017—but the Trump administration did nothing.



https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/covid-military-shortage-pandemic/

If we are stupid enough to reelect him then we deserve to fail as a nation

[onecaliberal]

1. One correction. Trump was not elected.

[RockRaven]

2. One big difference with Chernobyl is that 1/2 of the Soviet people didn't do it on purpose.

Trump is toxic in the extreme. But he's a manifestation of a deeper problem which won't be fixed by him being gone.

I've got no fucking idea how we are going to fix that deeper problem in any reasonable time period.

[DonCoquixote]

4. nature will

when most of these gop bastards die of old age, and it cannot happen fast enough!

[Newest Reality]

3. He has been...

He has been and is a criminal. His connections and history indicate that and Russian mobs are also included in the mix.

It is bad enough that he has made the USA mob territory to conquer and control, but to reelect General Trump is the most dangerous thing Americans could EVER do. It would be a collective insanity.

[stillcool]

5. Trump has done nothing...

by himself. Every elected Republican has paved the way, and cheered him on. He would be gone in a heartbeat, if they were not satisfied with his performance. Trump doesn't know enough about government to be able to surgically remove parts of government that the GOP views as problematic for their handlers. And, yeah...we didn't elect him. If people are allowed to vote, and those votes are counted, the GOP loses, and everyone knows it.

[Towlie]

6. This is an even more appropriate analogy than you might think!

When a reactor gets dangerously hot, control rods are inserted to slow the reaction and stop the temperature from increasing.

Trump's plan to reopen businesses and allow gatherings is analogous to responding to the leveling off of temperature by pulling the control rods back out.