Greg Sargent goes to town on Trump and his family over their stupidly political decision to refuse to mask up even after he had tested positive:
The operating principle for the Trump family is impunity from rules, laws and accountability at all costs. Indeed, soon after it became known that Trump had covid, the Commission on Presidential Debates complained that his family had violated all protocols by attending the debate maskless.
Needless to say, nothing was done about this at the time, even as they brashly flouted those protocols before a national audience of millions.
In retrospect, now that we know Trump — and likely those around him as well — knew that he’d tested positive for covid, this stands as yet another example of our total underestimation of this clan’s depraved disregard for rules, norms, and any sense of basic decency and responsibility to those around them.
Quite simply, you have to be stupid, or a jerk, or a combination of those two factors in varying degrees, to defend Trump as a person.
Update: Allahpundit notes that Meadows, ridiculously, is now trying to agree with Trump that the mainstream media is reporting "fake news." Which has lead to one theory:
Did he think he was … doing Trump a favor? Tim Miller has a theory:
The timeline as laid out by Meadows indicates that Trump tested positive for COVID three days before that debate, then followed up with a second negative test, then quit taking tests altogether so that he wouldn’t be prevented from debating.
Trump has kinda sorta disputed this version of events via fax, though it’s unclear why his own former chief of staff, a toadying supplicant, would be peddling fake news. It seems much more likely that Trump is using weasel words and Meadows is such a moron that he thought relaying this story made his old boss look like a Strong Fighting Man for all the poorly endowed super fans in need of a big daddy. Trump is so alpha that he beat Sleepy Joe in a debate while he had COVID!
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Looks like Greg knows nothing about the size of viruses, the effects of masks, the fakeness of the test, and the reality that there was never a virus in the first place.
How can you see a virus? Only with an electron microscope. So I'm not reaching here. A virus is a real thing like a fork. Or an apple. Its either there or its not, and with Covid syndrome its never been there.
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