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question everything

(47,481 posts) Mon Apr 13, 2020, 11:45 PM Apr 2020

If he were normal, he would have said: yes, we made some mistakes

but now let’s concentrate on where we are now and what needs to be done and how the Federal government can help.

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If he were normal, he would have said: yes, we made some mistakes (Original Post) question everything Apr 2020 OP

That's a mighty big if. Arkansas Granny Apr 2020 #1

Mistakes are expected and can be forgiven. Turbineguy Apr 2020 #2

Arkansas Granny

(31,517 posts)

1. That's a mighty big if.

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Mon Apr 13, 2020, 11:48 PM

Apr 2020

Turbineguy

(37,332 posts)

2. Mistakes are expected and can be forgiven.

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Mon Apr 13, 2020, 11:54 PM

Apr 2020

Up to a point. Doing something for the first time is difficult and there are blind alleys and false starts. Of course trump made sure he had as few people as possible in place ahead of time.

All the President has to do is turn to his experts and tell them to take some action. The President doesn't have to actually solve the problem himself. That's the great thing about the U.S. An established government. Until trump came along.

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