Playbook: “The key during public health crises is trust. Do you trust that the administration is being honest with you, and can handle a virus that seems to be spiraling out of control, and putting American citizens like you at risk?”
“On Tuesday, you had President Trump saying that the coronavirus was under control, while officials in the U.S. government were saying it was dangerous. Who do you trust, and when they make a move, how do you trust that what they’re doing is the right thing to do?”
Washington Post: “At least publicly, Trump has devoted the majority of his public statements to slamming Democrats or complaining about the criminal justice system. But he has not publicly engaged much about the coronavirus, other than to play down what he believes the impact will be on the United States. Privately, Trump has become furious about the stock market’s slide.”
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