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Trump’s economic advisor Larry Kudlow thinks the whole COVID thing is in the past. Families of the 1,147 Americans who died yesterday would probably disagree.
In his speech on the second night of the Republican convention, Kudlow must have had his watch set for 2030.
Here’s what he had to say about the virus that — as of this very second — has kept businesses and schools shuttered, sent tens of millions to the unemployment line, and killed nearly 180,000 Americans.
It was awful. Health and economic impacts were tragic. Hardship and heartbreak were everywhere. But presidential leadership came swiftly and effectively with an extraordinary rescue for health and safety to successfully fight the COVID virus.
Larry Kudlow, the top economic adviser to President Trump, talks about the COVID-19 pandemic in the past tense at RNC:
"It was awful. Health and economic impacts were tragic. Hardship and heartbreak were everywhere." https://t.co/tz1YGPbJoz pic.twitter.com/27a7rAoT6u
— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 26, 2020

