He shows intent when he projects the opposite of the truth,

[duforsure]

As he hears he could be in trouble for causing 100's of thousands that died from his failed covid response, he now is projecting HE saved millions of lives. Lets understand drug companies were way ahead of him knowing they wanted the financial windfalls from getting the first vaccine, or early one approved, plus technology helped it be accomplished much quicker, and he promoted warp speed for his claims he got it made faster. All while he claimed it was a hoax, interfered with PPE's getting distributed , and other things which caused it to become much worse, and more people died from it.

Now he realizes he has possible legal liability from it, so once again he uses his tried and true tactic projecting the opposite. He also showed he knew what he was doing from admitting he knew it was deadly and downplayed it causing many to die , and he knew that would happen. So now he's back to projecting his lies, which he does to con people into believing the opposite of the truth, again. His saying he got his booster was planned so he could project his lies, and the media is failing by showing him do that without showing his lying, and by not showing what he really said and did. Soon he'll claim Biden killed millions from his covid response, then do it again, claiming his handling of the response to the Jan 6th insurrection was the greatest , while he knows he caused it, and people died, then accuse others for his inactions. His pattern never really changes. Spew out propaganda, accuse opposition, and others, and is a tactic he uses often. Media needs to do a better job when he does this, and start exposing him more for it.

[everyonematters]

1. He has no conscience.

He will spread any lie that is to his benefit that is convenient at the time.

[elleng]

2. as do most/all sociopaths.

[Skittles]

3. haul that incompetent bastard in and put him under oath

if Hillary can be grilled for hours about four deaths, Trump can be grilled about at the very least 139,000 deaths

[Captain Zero]

6. Right he said he wants a debate, so...

Let him debate the January 6th committee.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

4. mRNA vaccines in development for years before Covid. They just replicated the snippet & put it in

So the clinical trials were accelerated, but not by much. And not because of tRump's efforts.


But, critically important, tRump had no workable vaccination plan in place when he left office.

The first human clinical trial using ex vivo dendritic cells transfected with mRNA encoding tumor antigens (therapeutic cancer mRNA vaccine) was started in 2001.[27][28] Four years later, the successful use of modified nucleosides as a method to transport mRNA inside cells without setting off the body's defense system was reported.[27][29] Clinical trial results of an mRNA vaccine directly injected into the body against cancer cells were reported in 2008.[30][31]

BioNTech in 2008 and Moderna in 2010 were founded to develop mRNA biotechnologies.[32][33] The US research agency DARPA launched at this time the biotechnology research program ADEPT to develop emerging technologies for the US military.[34][35] The agency recognized the potential of nucleic acid technology for defense against pandemics and began to invest in the field.[34] DARPA grants were seen as a vote of confidence that in turn encouraged other government agencies and private investors to invest in mRNA technology.[35] DARPA awarded at the time a $25 million grant to Moderna.[36]

The first human clinical trials using an mRNA vaccine against an infectious agent (rabies) began in 2013.[37][38] Over the next few years, clinical trials of mRNA vaccines for a number of other viruses were started. mRNA vaccines for human use have been studied for infectious agents such as influenza,[39] Zika virus, cytomegalovirus, and Chikungunya virus.[40][41]

So if anyone gives you BS about "experimental not-a-vaccine" don't accept it and give them the truth and tell them to do some "basic research, duh", i.e. look it up. Anti-vaxxers are very proud of their pitiful attempts at "research".

[sop]

5. Trump's MO: admit nothing, deny everything, lie constantly then counterattack.

And corporate media's MO: slavishly report his every utterance.

[jaxexpat]

7. Unfortunately, as dumb as he is, he's still apace with the incuriously shy both-sider-ist media.