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To: rzborusa who wrote (35890)	3/12/2020 9:20:43 PM
From: ph57	Respond to of 73187

Since not everybody is going to read the article you cite - yes, Trump resorted to name calling again, calling governor Inslee (of Washington State, where they have been waiting for test kits, while the virus spreads "through the community") a snake. Why did he call him a snake? Because Inslee asked Trump to stick to the science. "ORANGE MAN BAD"? Here are excerpts: Speaking in Atlanta at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Trump went off on Inslee for saying that he wanted Trump to stick to the science when discussing the outbreak. Trump has repeatedly tried to downplay the gravity of the outbreak and floated his own hunches on matters of science. ... “I just received a call from @VP Mike Pence, thanking Washington state for our efforts to combat the coronavirus,” Inslee tweeted. “I told him our work would be more successful if the Trump administration stuck to the science and told the truth.” ... Trump has repeatedly complained that he isn’t getting enough credit for attempting to prevent the outbreak. “If we came up with a cure today, and tomorrow everything is gone, and you went up to this governor — who is, you know, not a good governor, by the way — if you went up to this governor, and you said to him, ‘How did Trump do?’ He would say, ‘He did a terrible job.’ It makes no difference,” Trump said Friday.