Which Trump do we believe? The one who had a 'hunch' about coronavirus, or the one who addressed us from the Oval Office?
Now that it is evident that this is a serious problem, he is listening to scientists. Hopefully, this signals that he will start admitting when experts know more than he does and allowing them to help make decisions that will save lives.
When the coronavirus was beginning to spread in the United States, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Rush Limbaugh said on his radio program that COVID-19, the disease it causes, was like the common cold. The president had downplayed the coronavirus up until his Oval Office address.Now, we are in panic mode. We need to put political differences aside and listen to the real experts.
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