Trump: The Master Of Projection And Obfuscation

Donald Trump had a sit-down interview with Megyn Kelly on her show yesterday. It mainly was softball, but Kelly did confront him somewhat on the Covid issue. Even now, with all the opportunity to set the record straight and admit that mistakes were made and that the vaccines were a failure, he goes back to his standard line of "saving 100 million lives". The only thing is he implies Democrats think that not him.

He also makes several false claims, one of which was that Florida closed down, and Kelly caught him in that lie when she said it was for one month, unlike most other states. He also ignored the topic that there were many vaccine injuries. He had the opportunity to address the issue but instead went on to other topics. I'd like to know how some vaccine-injured people feel about his attitude. In fact, at times, he almost played the victim. "I never got the credit that I deserved with Covid."

Trump keeps obfuscating, deflecting and projecting. He has to keep the aura of invincibility intact. Humbleness is not his strong suit.

Then we have Ron DeSantis, Governor of Florida, who acknowledged mistakes but saw that he had to change direction once he got the data. His policies were at odds with the Trump administration because he did not blindly follow Fauci, who was wrong on so many things. It falls on Trump because he chose Fauci as his head man on the task force.

Watch the interview with DeSantis on the Steve Deace Show.