I know this has been posted a number of times in the last couple of days, but after watching it I was hoping someone could help contextualize how they see information like this becoming more widely disseminated affects Tump's/Kayleigh's narrative that Trump did a great job with that crisis. They continually double down on how they did a great job responding. I understand how it is impossible for even the president to completely flip the narrative and lead through the war you want to fight instead of the one that is actually happening, but so far, they keep touting Brix and Fauci as experts and never try to re-frame the narrative to the battle that should have been fought.

Any one have any ideas?

>>9577365

Sorry to disappoint, I wont be reporting anything. Just trying to hold on to hope there is some kind of a plan that does not include civil war.

>This will have no affect. Just more ammo the system was rigged when the unwoke fiannly start to see the light.

Well that particular piece may not have any affect, if people finally wake up to what has been going on, Trump and the continued narrative the WH is pushing is not going to come out smelling any better than the swamp.

>>9577536

There is a difference between exposing the truth and continuing to support a lie. At one point Trump can say 'I did what the experts told me was the best course of action (and may have been required by law)'. But continuing to tout what you did as a great thing, holding up the numbers that you should know by now are rigged, and doubling down on how great a job you did at some point becomes the swamp you are tying to drain. At this point, local public health is going all in on a second wave, and is going to blame Trump for reopening and now have added the systemic racism to the narritive and the media is going to shovel the shit for them.

I get being in a position of no good choices, but the tactic of doubling down on a bad choice in the past instead of showing why it was a bad choice the first time and correcting course only prolongs the bad situation and compounds the eventual reckoning.