In order to understand why some in the military leadership dislike Trump, you need to remember that the military is an industry------and a really yuge one at that.
Do you want a Trump or Biden economy? The answer should be obvious https://spectator.us/trump-biden-economy-election/
Trump and his wife didn't adhere to the COVID-19 guidelines ......they even infected their son, who says kids have little chance of contracting the virus ? Donald Trump’s son had coronavirus — White House outbreak was even bigger than thought The East Wing of the White House on Wednesday revealed that Barron Trump had coronavirus. The announcement came in a column by first lady Melania Trump, who also tested positive for COVID-19 along with her husband, the president. “Naturally my mind went immediately to our son. To our great relief he tested negative, but again, as so many parents have thought over the past several months, I couldn’t help but think ‘what about tomorrow or the next day?’. My fear came true when he was tested again and it came up positive,” the first lady revealed.
We should all stay indoors together so we won't spread the virus to others except for our close family members. No wonder Baron got it!
So when did the kill the Whiteys campaign begin? Around June? COVID since June, animated bar chart The big R donors view COVID as a gift to punish the Whiteys for voting for Trump. The 2016 election set the Republican Party back a great deal. You'll understand this in the coming years.
Trump dismisses COVID-19 pandemic, rips Fauci as 'disaster' in campaign all-staff call https://abc11.com/politics/trump-dismisses-pandemic-rips-fauci-as-disaster-in-campaign-call/7160623/ In a remarkable move with 15 days to go until Election Day, President Donald Trump on an all-staff campaign call Monday morning leveled his most aggressive attacks yet on Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert on the president's own coronavirus task force, calling him a "disaster" while also outright dismissing the pandemic, saying Americans are "over COVID" as deaths near 220,000 in the United States and cases rise around the country. "People are tired of COVID. Yep, there's gonna be spikes, there's gonna be no spikes, there's gonna be vaccines-with or without vaccines, people are tired of COVID," the president said on the call, seemingly annoyed to even talk about the ongoing pandemic. Trump then pointed to his packed rallies as evidence that "people" are saying "whatever" regrading the pandemic that's still ravaging the country. "I have the biggest rallies I've ever had and we have COVID. People are saying whatever, just leave us alone. They're tired of it," he said. Trump then turned to his fire to medical experts, blasting Fauci in some of his harshest language yet, even openly seemingly disappointed that he can't fire him because, he said, it would be a bigger "bomb." "People are tired of hearing Fauci and all these idiots -- these, these people, these people that have gotten it wrong," Trump said. Seemingly in response to recent critical interviews that Fauci has given, Trump went on to mischaracterize the expert's record on the pandemic, blasting him as a disaster and claiming if he listened to Fauci "we'd have 500,000 deaths." "Fauci, he's a nice guy, he's been here for 500 years. He called every one of them wrong. And he's like this wonderful guy, a wonderful sage telling us how ... He said, 'Do not wear face masks,' and the number of months ago. He said do not close it up to China. Don't -I have a list of 15 things, this guy, and yet, we keep him. Every time he goes on television, there's always a bomb. But there's a bigger bomb if you fire him. But Fauci's a disaster, I mean this guy, if I listened to him we'd have 500,000 deaths," Trump said. After hammering Fauci, Trump, who seemed aware some reporters were asked to join the call, said, "If there's a reporter on, you can have it just the way I said it, I couldn't care less." The president also railed at what he called "fake news" reports detailing issues behind the scene both at the White House and his campaign, urging his team not to read the stories and that they are "suppression polls and suppression stories." "[The media] are always writing these stories about conflict. Oh, by the way, my relationship with Bill Stepien and Jason [Miller] and Ronna [McDaniel] is phenomenal," the president said of the top officials leading his reelection effort. "There was a story today that I don't get along with Mark Meadows, that I'm disappointed. I love Mark Meadows -- he's the best thing that's happened. The guy is fantastic, he works, 25-it's so horrible that they would put that in a story ... I have tremendous confidence," Trump said. "I love Mark Meadows, and Mark Meadows is doing a great job," he added. Trump also looked to reassure, amid sagging poll numbers and fundraising struggles, that he's confident he will win in November. "This is the best day we ever had, I just want to project that to you," Trump told campaign staff.