re: #84 Targetpractice

What we’ve learned in the last 10 months is everything we knew to be true was (in fact) totally true:

[Embedded content]”I remember one White House official cavalierly saying to me, and this was around the time that then-President Trump was pushing for schools to reopen,” Brown recalled. “They said, ‘Well, we just need to get kids back in the class because everybody is going to get this virus at some point or another, and it’s going to spread wildly, and there’s no way to contain it.’ It stuck with me how casual they were about that, as you just pointed out as one of the issues you didn’t believe was actually true.”

because they had zero, absolutely no clue, how to attack it therefore ‘there’s no way’.

no plan (they tossed the book)
no ideas of their own
and no guts to make the hard decisions

because it can’t be their incompetence or lack of imagination.
it had to be ‘we have no choice’