It's true that I don't think ANY president would have less than 10,000 to 30,000 tested deaths no matter who they were here in the U.S. just because of Rugged Individualism if for no other reason than that. People rejoice here in the U.S. regarding their uniqueness (every one of them).
So, getting below 10,000 to 30,000 deaths from coronavirus likely would have been impossible because of the uniqueness of the American populace regarding individualism and just plain arrogance.
But, everything above that number say 100,000 people tested who died so far I think it is fair to lay those deaths (everyone of them) at Trump the Depopulator's feet.
Not only that because he has put our population in Jeapordy we also won't be helping other nations that need our help to survive this worldwide too.
So, Trump the Depopulator has not only been depopulating Americans starting with Republicans who actually support him but also depopulating the world as well, especially 3rd world nations.
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