Trump’s level of caring about the basic tenets of truth and reality is now at zero.
during a phone interview with Fox News where he claimed that children were “almost immune” to the coronavirus. “If you look at children, children are almost—and I would almost say definitely—but almost immune from this disease,” the president spouted freely on the Fox & Friends morning show. There is, obviously, no scientific evidence that children are immune.
Trump likely needs schools to reopen in the coming weeks to have any shot at staging a reelection comeback, so you can see which direction his great strategic mind is pointed. While Trump has never let the truth stand in the way of whatever might benefit him at any given moment, as the election approaches, it’s pretty clear that his level of caring about the basic tenets of truth and reality is now zero.
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