I misspoke, you are correct he is the great grandson. But still, it’s pretty obvious he is bashing Pfizer because he is personal friends with Woody Johnson. He should be honest about the vaccines. Trump pre-presidency would be speaking the truth about these creepy vaccines. Who knows what happens to people once they become president. I am sick of the swamp mentality and swamp tactics.
I mean I do agree that I'm surprised at the stances he's had on COVID and the vaccines in general. I feel that it's either a) These vaccines are actually legit and Trump wants people to know he had a role to play, b) Trump was fooled into thinking these things are legit and doesn't realize that he's digging himself into a huge hole, or c) Trump's compromised.
I do feel like post-election he hasn't been quite the same.
I’d go with option C. For a large amount of reasons. Look at all the swamp picks for his administration. Two attorney generals, three Supreme Court justices, John F-ing Bolton, Christopher Wray, Gina Haspel. There are more, it goes on and on and on. It resembles George W. Bush administration 2.0.
Some will say that has more to do with his crappier advisors. I'm sure as president the guy was super busy and couldn't sit around doing research on all of these people's careers and their qualities. Therefore, he'd lean on his advisors to tell him about the best candidates. Beyond that, he probably also needed to play politics with the corrupt Republican party. Of course, the problem is that when he started to notice at all of these picks were going south, why didn't he get rid of those advisors? There's a lot to question about Trump's presidency looking back. He did a lot of good and showed us the potential of a good president along with exposing the deep rot in this country... but he also did a good amount of questionable things.
I misspoke, you are correct he is the great grandson. But still, it’s pretty obvious he is bashing Pfizer because he is personal friends with Woody Johnson. He should be honest about the vaccines. Trump pre-presidency would be speaking the truth about these creepy vaccines. Who knows what happens to people once they become president. I am sick of the swamp mentality and swamp tactics.
I mean I do agree that I'm surprised at the stances he's had on COVID and the vaccines in general. I feel that it's either a) These vaccines are actually legit and Trump wants people to know he had a role to play, b) Trump was fooled into thinking these things are legit and doesn't realize that he's digging himself into a huge hole, or c) Trump's compromised.
I do feel like post-election he hasn't been quite the same.
I’d go with option C. For a large amount of reasons. Look at all the swamp picks for his administration. Two attorney generals, three Supreme Court justices, John F-ing Bolton, Christopher Wray, Gina Haspel. There are more, it goes on and on and on. It resembles George W. Bush administration 2.0.
Some will say that has more to do with his crappier advisors. I'm sure as president the guy was super busy and couldn't sit around doing research on all of these people's careers and their qualities. Therefore, he'd lean on his advisors to tell him about the best candidates. Beyond that, he probably also needed to play politics with the corrupt Republican party. Of course, the problem is that when he started to notice at all of these picks were going south, why didn't he get rid of those advisors? There's a lot to question about Trump's presidency looking back. He did a lot of good and showed us the potential of a good president along with exposing the deep rot in this country... but he also did a good amount of questionable things.