Hayes: Trump, GOP Didn’t Care What Happened After The Election With Covid, Economy | All In | MSNBC

Chris Hayes says Trump took the same approach to Covid and the election that he has taken to everything he's ever done. “Sell people on the short term, get the investors in, take what you need from it, and then the whole thing falls apart after you are out and long gone.” Aired on 12/4/2020.

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Hayes: Trump, GOP Didn’t Care What Happened After The Election With Covid, Economy | All In | MSNBC

[rimrock]

He lost, so he quit! Now he keeps trying to make it worse for Biden! That means that he is making it worse for all of us!

[sableindian]

All the evicted people need to go to all the Trump properties and just use it as a homeless shelter.

[molly-ghwe]

Wait—Ted Cruz said it was going away the day after the election! Does that mean—gasp!—we shouldn’t be trusting Ted Cruz??

[wonderwonderful]

Hayes gave good commentary. You couldn't break it down any better then that!!

[paulroberts]

Surely this needs to be thoroughly examined and charges laid, it's so despicable and abhorrent and so very very sad

[BobJohnson-tfbq]

I don't want to hear about donald trump anymore until it's about him, his family, and his enablers going to jail.

[rez]

Kentucky reelected Mitch and the whole US suffers.

[lw]

South Dakota governor out killing a helpless flying duck, while the hapless sitting ducks in her state are dying of COVID. Perfect symbolism.

[stevendow]

Sadly, Trump supporters would never admit reality of it all.

[MikeyVsr]

South Dakota - Remember their defiance of holding the Motorcycle event?

[wsurferdude_ct]

How is it that one mans ego brought this nation down ??

[valerienady]

I couldn't agree more. It has been extremely frustrating to witness how this pandemic has been handled.

[The_R-n-I_Guy]

I've been laid off since June and I have about 2-3 weeks of unemployment left. After that I don't know. Guess I'll find out soon enough. Wish me luck. I know I'll need it. And I'm not the only one

[u.s.a.]

GA vote BLUE
Ossoff & Warnock...They will make life better... for the people!

[jules.]

IT doesn’t deserve to be called a ‘he’ or ‘him’ or even ‘Sir’ Those terms are for humans with compassion & a heart ❣

[fredvanderlinden]

Last week I saw an interview on Belgian TV. A healthcare worker in the US. She worked short contracts in hospitals only in Covid departments. She did not have a healthcare insurance. That is criminal.

[friedtwice]

She shot that bird down and just... left?
What a psychopath

[danielhawthorn]

Trump in 2016: "I alone can fix it."

(A once in a century pandemic shows up)

Trump in 2020: "I don't take responsibility at all."

[dinkylee]

I have the feeling that if the Democrats win the runoffs 🐢 neck will retire.

[tomietone]

Its a shame he got elected in the first place, there should be a test for a president to be president to see if they are smart enough to run. Presidents should be vetted !