Trump’s COVID Response Still Runs on Mixed Signals and Self-Congratulation
The March 27 record shows a White House still trying to project control while relying on public briefings, boasts, and tactical fights instead of a coherent national message.
First recorded Mar 27, 2020·Meaningfully updated Mar 27, 2020
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Trump’s COVID Response Still Runs on Mixed Signals and Self-Congratulation
The March 27 record shows a White House still trying to project control while relying on public briefings, boasts, and tactical fights instead of a coherent national message.
The March 27 record shows a White House still trying to project control while relying on public briefings, boasts, and tactical fights instead of a coherent national message.
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