Can Trump Overcome His Narcissism on the Covid Vax? By Charles Taylor (Florida)
Dr Peter McCullough has made the argument that Trump could get great mileage by coming out as a Covid vax critic, and putting the blame for vax injuries upon Joe Biden, rather than compete with Biden to be the "father of the vax." That sounds initially plausible, but soon collapses under analysis.
Trump was responsible for kicking off Operation Warp Speed, fast-tracking the vax, even while Biden carried it all on. Trump is proud of the vax, and believes in it, we suppose. He has criticised Robert Kennedy for his anti-vax stance. And most importantly, Trump would not want to admit any liability, because he is certainly guilty in the Covid plandemic as well as Joe Biden, Dr Fauci and the rest of the merry men. They all have blood on heir hands. Only Trump is not criticised as he is all we conservatives have and better him than nothing, or more of the same game of death from the Demon-crats.
"World-renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough says that Donald Trump is missing out on the "political opportunity of a lifetime" if he doesn't soon reverse course on the disastrous COVID-19 injections.
This declaration came during a riveting conversation on the Tommy T Podcast.
Dr. McCullough suggested that Trump doesn't necessarily have to admit that he was wrong. Instead, he could throw Fauci and Biden under the bus because Fauci is a deceiver who has his credibility "is in the tank" and "all the safety problems in the vaccine occurred under Biden."
Podcast host Tommy T added that Trump could save face and send shockwaves through the political landscape with a bit of messaging that sounds like this:
"We found out now, after further research, it [COVID vaccine] is no good. And that guy [Biden] is trying to kill you and your kids." "If he said that, whoa!" Tommy T exclaimed.
Such a move would give Trump:• Another massive talking point against Biden.
• Votes that would otherwise swing in the favor of Robert Kennedy Jr.
• An opportunity to be the hero that gave the vaccine issue the momentum it needs, making it a crime that can no longer be denied.
Remember, all the vaccine safety problems emerged while Biden was in office. Trump could argue that Biden's oversight of vaccine safety was a complete disaster. Plus, Biden is the one who demonized the unvaccinated and enacted sweeping vaccine mandates, affecting approximately 100 million Americans.
"Honestly, I think it's the political opportunity of a lifetime," remarked Dr. McCullough. "And if the answer is it's a weakness that he can't admit he's wrong, then that weakness could cost him."
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