Afterthoughts

Everything became an afterthought Friday. Even if Donald Trump's COVID diagnosis proves to be a "non-event" in the sense that he recovers quickly, it will nevertheless influence the election by altering voters' perception of The White House's approach to the virus. It will also enhance the messaging from Democrats no matter how the president fares. If he recovers, his diagnosis (and that of multiple senators and advisors) will be a cautionary tale -- a stark reminder that no one is immune. If T

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3 thoughts on “Afterthoughts

  1. As stupid and confused as I often feel lately, I do know that I am at least not alone in the confused part.
    SPY would have been the simple play since April. Time tells. Range bound till later notice. Easily could be a hole in the floor. Turbulent times.
    Thank you Mr.H for another interesting week. And thank you fellow readers for some great comments.

  2. Trump’s doctor refused to answer when the president’s last negative virus test was.

    Didn’t they like to say that he was tested daily?

    The plot may thicken..

    1. They arrived late for the debate and were not tested there. Team Trump affirmed to debate committee negative tests.
      So I read several days ago.

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