Possibly his single biggest mistake was to allow Fauci to be the covid czar. That being said, with the way things tend to work themselves out it may be a further boon in the long run to expose yet another pustule that has been festering in the shadows for years to the American people. We all know he tends to play the long game and that he's a counter puncher and this situation is likely no different. It's pretty clear at this point that just simply calling attention to a problem is ineffective when the media will go out of its way to spin things in their favor. It has to be done in a way where people can realize things in their own. 4d chess and all that.
So it’s always seemed to me that the whole “4D chess, long game” thing is just a theory that really hasn’t bore much fruit in the way of confirmation at this point. Can you direct me to some examples that have actually been confirmed? Like things that look corrupt or stupid on its face he’s done that have ended up objectively working out to our benefit?
Not firing Fauci. Almost all of his appointees, particularly Ivanka and Jared. The re-redaction of the JFK files, for starters....Keep in mind though, it’s not necessarily limited to things that look corrupt. I’m actually more interested in things that look stupid but ended up actually objectively being a good decision when everyone else thought it was dumb
Did Trump know about it? Why hasn’t he fired Fauci yet?
Possibly his single biggest mistake was to allow Fauci to be the covid czar. That being said, with the way things tend to work themselves out it may be a further boon in the long run to expose yet another pustule that has been festering in the shadows for years to the American people. We all know he tends to play the long game and that he's a counter puncher and this situation is likely no different. It's pretty clear at this point that just simply calling attention to a problem is ineffective when the media will go out of its way to spin things in their favor. It has to be done in a way where people can realize things in their own. 4d chess and all that.
So it’s always seemed to me that the whole “4D chess, long game” thing is just a theory that really hasn’t bore much fruit in the way of confirmation at this point. Can you direct me to some examples that have actually been confirmed? Like things that look corrupt or stupid on its face he’s done that have ended up objectively working out to our benefit?
So why don’t you start by telling us what things look corrupt? We’ll wait...
Not firing Fauci. Almost all of his appointees, particularly Ivanka and Jared. The re-redaction of the JFK files, for starters....Keep in mind though, it’s not necessarily limited to things that look corrupt. I’m actually more interested in things that look stupid but ended up actually objectively being a good decision when everyone else thought it was dumb