I don’t know. Voters’ memories are short. Trump’s entire strategy for reelection is to keep the economy improving steadily through October even if it’s nowhere near all the way back to where it was in February by Election Day. It’s
trends that voters look to, not absolute performance. If COVID burns out in the south and California by September and remains burned out in the northeast after the mass bloodletting there this past spring, Trump could point to those trends and say, “We’ve beaten it. The worst is behind us and the vaccine is coming soon."
But for that to happen, scientists would need to be wildly mistaken about the likelihood of a second wave this fall. They seem confident that we’ll see one.
yeah and they’ve been dead on so far :)
STILL waiting to know someone personally who has this thing.
And i live in NYC
probably lots have had it but it’s such a sick, weak joke of a virus that no one has even gotten a sniffle.
keep the sick out of nursing homes and things will be fine