Really.... is that cryptic cowardly statement your way of saying you think it is appropriate for Trump to encourage churches to be packed on Easter Sunday, when the curve is just starting to take off due to his poor leadership and absurd incorrect statements regarding the pandemic? If so... you're an idiot.
Here's what it is wrong in your short post (you packed quite a lot in):
1. Trump is not encouraging churches to congregate in violation of public health directions. He simply expressed the hope that they may be able to do so before too long, and expressing the view that such congregations might be an excellent way for communities to begin to heal following this crisis.
2. The curve is "just starting to take off" in some parts of the United States, is well along its path of progress in others, and yet in others isn't manifesting itself significantly. Where these various curves are will, without doubt, be assessed before restrictions are lifted anywhere for anyone. The administration has made this clear for those who are prepared to hear what they say.
3. If Trump's leadership is poor, so is everyone else's, at least outside of South Korea. However, it's pretty rare for any leader to hit upon the exactly optimal response to an unprecedented crisis. Reasonable people would expect a certain amount of trial and error in responding to something new. If you were fair minded, you'd cut him some slack accordingly. I certainly wouldn't have any more confidence in the decisions you would make if you were President, and neither should you.
4. Trump has been providing press conferences with both himself and respected scientific minds speaking at the podium. He has not been attempting to contradict what the scientists say at these pressers. He has been trying to present hopeful viewpoints. If you can't see that, then you may not be capable of viewing his actions objectively. He is a cheerleader, not a scientist. However, he is right that getting the economy back on its feet is important, not to protect the fortunes of the 1%, but to provide the means of paying for the cost of all these health care precautions as well as health care itself.
What I think is idiotic is ascribing motivations or objectives to a politician which fly in the face of the TOTALITY of what has been said AND DONE.
