Wearing masks made (and still makes) all the sense in the world during a pandemic. Why do you think they wear masks in operating room? It's to prevent the spread of germs to the patient.
I'm as tired of hearing this argument as I am of the "You can't yell 'fire' in a crowded theater".
The type of mask people wear protect against droplets, but not as well against aerosols. Also, a sick surgeon probably wouldn't operate on someone.
I know some folks want to credit Trump, but we can agree he doesn't know shit. He was convinced his only chance of reelection in 2020 was a successful vaccine. If operation warp speed didn't pan out, you can bet your ass Trump would have blamed somebody else, and probably Dr. Fauci. I remember the successful roll out of the vaccine and Trump triumphally taking credit at one of his rallies and the crowd booed. He was shocked. And then it happened again and again. Finally, he stopped taking credit
Yeah, Trump wasn't in a laboratory making the vaccine himself, but it was due to his actions that we got one so quickly. Even some of Trump's opponents credited his administration for Warp Speed, and we know they are loathe to do any such thing.
I remember the successful roll out of the vaccine and Trump triumphally taking credit at one of his rallies and the crowd booed. He was shocked. And then it happened again and again. Finally, he stopped taking credit
Really? Your side has led people to believe Trump supporters are a cult and never question anything he says or does.
