Coronavirus in the United States … – Shut up

Last week, it was stated that former President Barack Obama should be highly critical of the Trump administration’s handling of the crown virus.

Obama allegedly called the management of a “chaotic disaster” during a private conversation with colleagues of his time in the White House, CNN reported.

This doesn’t sit well with Senate Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. On Monday, he hit Obama hard during a live broadcast with President Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump.

– without class

Lara Trump, referring to Obama’s criticism, said she believes it is unnecessary for Obama to criticize the Trump administration.

McConnell began by saying that, in general, past presidents do not criticize the administration that comes next. He referred to President George W. Bush and his father, President George H.W. Bush, saying they did their job at the White House, and then “shut up.”

– Because they did not feel it was appropriate for former presidents to criticize a president of another party, McConnell argued, continuing:

– I think President Obama should be quiet. We know that you don’t really like what this administration does, and that’s understandable. Honestly, I think it’s a bit incredulous to criticize the administration that comes after you, McConnell said during the live broadcast, which airs in connection with Trump’s campaign for the presidential election later this year.

Impact plan

– You had your chance, you were there for eight years. I think the tradition that Bush started, without criticizing the president who comes after you, is a good tradition, McConnell said.

– Especially when you are still in the midst of a crisis, this is still ongoing. This is probably the wrong time to do this, “said Lara Trump before turning to a new topic.

During the broadcast, both McConnell and Lara Trump claimed that the Obama administration had not prepared the country for a pandemic and had not presented a plan to combat something like the coronavirus.

This has been verified by CNN, which reports that it is not correct. The Obama National Security Council left a detailed document on how to respond to a pandemic.

– Blowing on others

Obama’s criticism of the Trump administration emerged during a conversation in which the purpose was to establish a plan for Democrats to endorse former Vice President Joe Biden in the upcoming presidential election.

– There will be elections soon, and this election is very important. We are not just fighting against a person or a part. What we are fighting for is the tendency to be selfish, divisive and look at ourselves as enemies, it has become a feature of life in the United States, Obama said according to CNN.

The selfish bias is what Obama allegedly believes is the reason why the crisis has been so poorly managed by the Trump administration.

– The situation would have been bad with the best government in the world. Due to the thought of this administration, this has been a chaotic disaster. They only think about what they have left and blow everyone else, the former president said.

Obama apparently did not comment publicly on the matter.

Probably more deaths

As of this writing, more than 4,250,000 cases of infection have been confirmed worldwide, of which more than 1,360,000 cases are found in the United States. The United States currently has the highest number of infected and dead, with 82,227 deaths associated with the coronavirus, according to Johns Hopkins University.

But America’s leading infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci believes the coronavirus has claimed more American lives than statistics show.

“Most of us have a feeling the death toll is probably higher than this,” Fauci said during a Senate hearing on Tuesday.

Fauci did not estimate how many more lives the coronavirus has claimed, but he did not believe the actual death toll is up to 50 percent higher, as some have claimed.

“The infected crown may have died at home, without being recorded as crown death,” he said.

Fauci warned states not to challenge the advice of health authorities and reopen society before controlling the spread of the infection.

“If this happens, there is a risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control,” he said.

“It will not only lead to suffering and death that could have been avoided, but it will also delay it in trying to rebuild the economy,” added Fauci.