What the GOP does not recognize or refuses to acknowledge is that drumpf's

[diehardblue]

administration had no organized plan for vaccine distribution. It was only until President Biden's administration increased orders, made sites available and monitors, transparently, areas that need assistance, that Americans feel that is light at the end of the tunne. President Biden also recognized that some foreign countries needed help so that it represents an attempt to curb international spread. So Mitchy and minions, back off with that nonsense about drumpf was the reason for the semblance of a path forward. He only deserves credit for nearly leading this country off the cliff of disaster.

[captain queeg]

1. I'm hoping as time goes by the magats fade away

I think it’s possible. Think back to vietnam days. A lot of people distanced themselves from the predominate RW view given a few years. I guess some people will never admit they were wrong but at least will abandon some ideas over time and probably rewrite history so they were never that way. Of course back then we didn’t have Fox, and after the president at the time had the decency to resign he kept quiet and faded away. But it’s hard to maintain a constant state of outrage and I think trumpism is going to fade away. He no longer has any real power and think about it...has trump ever been successful on his own? A more intelligent person could remain in the spotlight with the support of others, but he’ll keep alienating anyone near him and they’ll soon tire of his antics.

[poli-junkie]

2. Trump's plan was herd immunity and

take a cut in a tightly controlled vaccine roll-out.

[RANDYWILDMAN]

3. Trumps plan, don't get sick, if you get sick die quickly, same as GOP

That is why they love him. He is as shallow as they are.