Do you blieve that most popular GOP leader was "complicit in the lying and the terrorizing."?

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Do you believe that most popular GOP leader was "complicit in the lying and the terrorizing."?

Do you believe that the most popular GOP leader currently was "complicit in the lying and the terrorizing"?



H/T AF.

The Orange Needler

By eric - April 23, 2021

But by July-August-September, the facts were known – to anyone who cared to exert even cursory effort to look into them, surely the duty of the president of the United States – who took an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution, which was shat all over as if by a flock of diarrhea-afflicted seagulls in the name of “stopping the spread” . . . of a virus so not-lethal its existence probably would never even have been noticed had it not been for the organized, deliberate fear-mongering which the Orange Man did nothing to counter.

He styles reluctance to assume the risk – of the “vaccine” – as “pseudo-science.” This from a man who let the ultimate purveyor of pseudo-science, Pope Fauci XVI – purvey it for the entirety of the last year of his presidency. Who let him lie to the public. Who let him terrify the public. Who legitimized the terror – and all that followed.

Which makes him complicit in the lying and the terrorizing.

EM.

 

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Refrential info to help make informed choices:


Trump decries "Reckless anti-vaccine rhetoric, anti-vaccine conspiracy theories"

Trump White House orders FDA chief to authorize Pfizer vaccine by Friday or submit his resignation

[h=1]Trump: Vax a "Medical Miracle" -"I pushed the FDA Like Nobody's Been Pushed Before"[/h]
Trump administration: Employers can require workers to get COVID-19 vaccine

 

[Pauls' Revere]

I don't understand the question.

 

[oyarde]

I don't understand the question.

I think Ike , Goldwater and Ron Paul are innocent .

 

[enhanced_deficit]

I don't understand the question.

"the most popular GOP leader currently"

Could not fit the word "currently" in the title.

Have added another visual clue to OP.

 

[Pauls' Revere]

"the most popular GOP leader currently"

Could not fit the word "currently" in the title.

Have added another visual clue to OP.

Are you asking if Trump lied about saving millions of lives?

 

[enhanced_deficit]

You could address that too if you like.
But primary objective of this poll was to quantify views on this question:

Do you believe that the most popular GOP leader currently was "complicit in the lying and the terrorizing"?

The premise behind this question based the quote from article above is more expansive than just fudging number of lives saved.

 

[Invisible Man]

Complicit is an understatement. He was the single individual bearing the most responsibility for this in the USA (albeit one among many others who also bear their fair share of the blame). Fauci worked under him, not the other way around. The buck stopped with him.

This US Government COVID-19 Response Plan, which was the basis for the entire lockdown strategy in this country, which planned it, coordinated it, recommended it, delegated state and local government implementation measures to them, and funded and assisted them in enforcing those measures, was a product of the Trump administration on March 13, 2020. All of the lockdown orders that were given by governors in almost every state almost immediately after this document came out were made pursuant to this Trump administration plan, and could not have happened without the direction and support of the Trump administration. As the article at the link points out, this document was clearly the result of planning going back months before that date.

And it should be pointed out that Trump himself owns this responsibility. He considers the shutting down of the economy for COVID to be one of the crowning achievements of his administration, to which he credits the saving of 2 million lives.

 

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Fauci worked under him, not the other way around. The buck stopped with him.

Wow.

Thread winner.

 

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Granted he pushed vaccine with extreme fervor but to give credit where due, MAGA leader also kept pressure on Fed in parallel to help push stock markets to record highs.

BlackRock Authored the Bailout Plan Before There Was a Crisis

The Fed helped fuel a stock market boom that benefited wealthy Americans — and left behind everyone else

Low-interest policies helped stabilize the economy, but they also set off a multitrillion-dollar run-up in markets, which overwhelmingly benefited the richest 10 percent of Americans

Allan Sloan and Cezary Podkul | ProPublica
April 27, 2021

Ever since the covid-19 pandemic struck, the Federal Reserve has gotten plenty of kudos for moves that have helped stabilize the economy, kept house prices from tanking and supported the stock market. But those successes have obscured another effect: the inadvertent impact the Fed’s ultralow interest rates and bond-buying sprees are having on economic inequality.

Long-standing inequality in the United States has been exacerbated by the Fed’s role intouching off a multitrillion-dollar boom in stock markets — and stock ownership is heavily skewed toward the wealthiest Americans.

Two blocks from the Federal Reserve, a growing encampment of the homeless grips the economy’s most powerful person

In contrast, soaring stock prices don’t help people like Wina Tan. Tan, 59, is one of the millions of Americans nearing retirement age whose greatest source of wealth isn’t stocks or equity in a home. Rather, it’s the Social Security checks she expects to start getting once she retires.

Fed rates: Markets bet that Trump's Twitter attacks will move stocks
cnbc 2019/09/23
Sep 23, 2019 — President Trump's tweets criticizing the Federal Reserve have influenced the way traders view interest rate trends, according to an NBER paper ...

Trump renews call for negative interest rates
markets.businessinsider.com
May 12, 2020 — President Donald Trump on Tuesday tweeted that the US should accept the 'gift' of negative interest rates, renewing his calls for the Fed to ...

 

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

Was Trump complicit in rolling out the death shot? You can't support Trump while also thinking the Vaccine is meant to kill everyone, I think.

 

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You can't support Trump while also thinking the Vaccine is meant to kill everyone, I think.

Have to admit that would be a tough feat.