He's back to, "I inherited a broken system [from Obama]."

[majdrfrtim]

He needs to be barraged by the questions, "What-- EXACTLY -- was broken?

Was it the "pandemic response teams" in the NSC and elsewhere? HOW were they 'broken'? EXACTLY *how* has your response to this foreseeable crisis -- PREDICTED BY THE PEOPLE YOU CLAIM LEFT YOU A 'BROKEN' SYSTEM -- been better because they were disbanded AND NOT REPLACED?

Was it the "pandemic playbook" the Obama Administration left you that was 'broken'? EXACTLY *how* was it 'broken'? Was it so *broken* that it prevented you from 'fixing' it? Was it so terribly 'broken' that you could not simply throw it away and start over?

He needs to be held to account for how, if he "inherited a broken system," it's still 'broken' in his fourth year in office.

[blm]

1. He's never asked to explain his claims with essential details.

[NCjack]

2. MFer#45 had 3 years to fix systems. He did nothing by dismantle critical systems.

[HipChick]

3. Back to?

Did he ever leave?

[malaise]

4. And don't for dare forget that

The army had no ammunition

[Turbineguy]

5. It's entertainment for his base.

[dalton99a]

6. He will repeat that ten times a day until it becomes truth

The good ol' Big Lie technique

[kairos12]

7. Somehow Obama didn't invent a test for a virus that didn't exist for another 3 years.

Chump is vile.

[Baitball Blogger]

8. I've said this before, now you're saying it. Others will say it as well.

When the media finally asks the question, will someone PM me with his answer? Thank you.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

9. If he thought it was broken, he broke it more. But, ... it wasn't broken. . . nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

10. Also he famously said "only I can fix it". He didn't fix it. He mangled & sabotaged everything. . nt