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no_hypocrisy

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3. Not in my eyes.

Reply to RoeVWade (Original post)

Fri May 23, 2025, 09:09 AM

May 23

Trump allowed Covid to proliferate and spread.

Covid killed my BFF three weeks ago, 5-6 years after its introduction. He could have lived. But he didn't.

Like John Prine, I blame Trump for killing my best friend. (And FWIW, my best friend despised Trump.)

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I'm starting to believe Covid actually saved us from a worse fate from Trump as President. [View all] RoeVWade May 23 OP

Measles, Covid or some awful thing we've not heard of yet might do it again ms liberty May 23 #1

Nope. speak easy May 23 #2

Trump NEVER left the public eye...ONE...DAMN...DAY...while Biden was President NCDem47 May 23 #4

Not in my eyes. no_hypocrisy May 23 #3

Trump's second consecutive term would have been less destructive, he wouldn't have had four years to plan sop May 23 #5

I think it's the opposite. Self Esteem May 23 #6

Totally agree BeerBarrelPolka May 23 #8

Yeah. At this point, I'm done hoping for good. Self Esteem May 23 #9

Thank God Trump bungled the pandemic. rickford66 May 23 #7

It was a double edged sword RJ-MacReady May 23 #10

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