(10-22-2020, 07:15 PM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote:

(10-22-2020, 07:13 PM)mikesez Wrote: It was his job to present an over-arching vision of how it should work.  To explain at least the very top of the decision-tree.  Governors would have been free to do more, but not free to do less.  He presented nothing, leaving governors free to do nothing.

It is clear the governors who didn't share or ever intended to share his vision. These are the states currently under mass exodus.

Sure, there are governors who want to do more than any reasonable president would have done. That's not Trump's fault, and it wouldn't be his fault in my hypothetical.
But I don't think Trump has a vision like you say.
Doing nothing is not a vision.
Contradicting the guidance issued by his own departments is not a vision.

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(10-22-2020, 07:25 PM)Jags Wrote: Doesn’t matter what Trump does/did/didn’t do.  To some, it will never be the right thing.  

In all honesty, the only knack on him that I would acknowledge as a credible concern would be his mouth.  But even that is a relief for a good portion of the country.  God forbid we have a guy capable of running the country that isn’t a career politician lying to us 24-7

Dude that is a sophomoric fallacy if I ever heard one.
"It doesn't matter what we do because someone always thinks it's wrong."
"People complain regardless of the decisions I make, therefore any decision I could make is equally good."
No dude.
There are bad, good, worst, and best decisions regardless of what complainers say.

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