Here are a few highlights, as I've been able to piece some of this shit together:
The first case of what would become known as COVID-19 was recorded in November 2019.
In the December-January timeframe, American intelligence agencies (and other entities, in this and other countries) reported to federal officials about the concerns coming from the pros at CDC and WHO.
Articles of impeachment were presented in the Senate mid-January, and the votes to acquit were take on February 5.
They knew.
- At the very least, there were loud and urgent warnings of what was coming
- After 3 years, they knew damned well that 45* was poorly equipped to handle much of anything beyond an ad lib photo op
They knew what was coming and they left that orange blob in place.
A wiser man than I admonishes us never to assume nefarious intent when looking at even the most glaring instances of ineptitude.
But how do I adhere to that when it seems like it just gets more obvious that something's up?
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