tidbits out is going to juice up the economy when people are afraid of the CV and thus, are taking simple precautionary steps, e.g., not going out as much, shopping a little less, not shaking hands as much, etc. Not panicking like rump is, because he is looking at this whole CV in one way only, his reelection. He doesn't care about the CV deaths, the pain and / or suffering, his top priority was get the economy going and seal his reelection chances.
What a joke. More concerned about money as usual. His money. I bet he's in debt up to his eyeballs and pays a fortune in interest charges so that's why he's been singing like a harpy for lower interest rates. Again, another gross personal conflict with the needs of the US, vs. his.
I remember the fear that dominated 2008 when wham, the stock markets and real estate markets went into a tailspin. And all of this occurred during the changing of the guard between newly elected Barak Obama and George Bush, jr. At least Mr. Bush, Jr. had the grace to involve the incoming president-elect in the dire economic matters going on in 2008.
I just hope that if and when something similar happens during rump's administration, that rump has the grace to be a dignified leader and handle the situation like a leader, and not point fingers at everybody else but him, like any spoiled brat would do.
However, I think that when the economic tailwinds finally drag rump down, he won't be graceful, he won't be an effective leader, he'll lash out at everyone right and left, and prove sadly why he's had 6 bankruptcies. The damage to our Country will be incalculable because how many deaths/cases of the CV could have been avoided if the rump admin. hadn't been frozen in its responses because of the fear of a backlash from rump? How many economic lashings will Americans absorb now because of his slow response time to the CV?
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