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which is inherently irrelevant, as that's not how exponential graphs work.
if we had properly responded in the first place, more people would have always lived.
Biden was given a sick country by a man who didn't care.
I lay thousands of death at the tiny, spur ridden feet of Trump yet it is rarely brought up which I don't understand.
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In a sworn deposition before the House January 6 select committee, ex-White House communications boss Alyssa Farah Griffin told investigators she frequently received “signal” from Mr Trump’s reelection campaign asking the White House to refrain from keeping “the doctors” — meaning longtime National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Disease director Dr Anthony Fauci and White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr Deborah Birx — off of television as a way to “talk about coronavirus less” despite the ongoing pandemic.
“Sometimes, the campaign would signal to talk about coronavirus less. That was ... a battle I was dealing with: ‘Don't put the doctors on TV, don't talk about- - just don't talk about coronavirus in general. It's not driving home a message for us,’” said Ms Griffin, who served as the White House Communications Director from April to December of 2020.

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whenever his name comes up around me (here in my very red midwest town) and someone invariably starts reminiscing about how they miss him - i'll say something roughly like "he sure made a lot of dead americans...i mean, like 20 times the entire Vietnam war or something, right? i forget...did he fight in that?" >

They’ll just say more people died under Biden, which is irrelevant because Trump’s rhetoric is what was responsible for killing a bunch of people.