Last summer, the Trump administration let the contract lapse with the firm maintaining the ventilator stockpile. Now, ventilators are reaching states in disrepair. https://t.co/sdogVnif99 @SangerNYT @KannoYoungs @nkulish— Margot Sanger-Katz (@sangerkatz) April 1, 2020
...is that it makes it harder to task subordinates with delivering the bad but also real news. It means having to be the one to stand with a chart projecting hundreds of thousand of deaths because there are many who won’t believe it otherwise.— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) April 1, 2020
Is it, really?It's been overshadowed by the coronavirus crisis, but the behavior of Michael Bloomberg and his team--abandoning their widely understood commitment to employ their workers through November, now burdening them with the tax consequences of their tools--is absolutely inexplicable. https://t.co/lnxE6YKiFZ— Jeff Greenfield (@greenfield64) April 2, 2020
Trump tonight:— JM Rieger (@RiegerReport) April 2, 2020
“We inherited bad tests”
Trump’s administration made the test.https://t.co/dAmxlArhRZ
When a president frames everything as an up/down referendum on himself, people his supporters see as oppositional get attacked - even if it’s a medical professional who’s served several presidents and wants to take measures to save lives. https://t.co/1KU4CXmk7B— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) April 2, 2020
Opinion: I think the president struck a different tone today, but then again, I am a goldfish https://t.co/FffuRAjknk
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 2, 2020
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