We’re eight months into this pandemic and Donald Trump and Mike Pence still have no plan to deal with COVID-19. He’s still hoping it will just “disappear.”@KamalaHarris and I have a comprehensive, science-backed plan to defeat this virus.
Take a look: https://t.co/xjxsDn2qCD
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) October 8, 2020
It’s important to note that the grand plan Biden presented arrived during a time when he needed the votes of Americans to get into office. Now that the Democrat is securely in office for the next four years, this “science-backed” and “comprehensive” plan appears to be no more.
Biden on COVID-19 as president
The 46th president’s term began on Wednesday and a series of new executive orders are already in place. Many of these orders relate to coronavirus; however, Biden, by his own admission, doesn’t believe that coronavirus can be stopped.
In an address from the White House, the 46th president stood before the nation and declared that “nothing” can happen to stop COVID-19’s trajectory for the next several months.
The above declaration contrasts with the statements made by Biden before he secured the position of the presidency. For many Americans, this serves as a reminder of President Trump’s warning about “all talk, no action” politicians.
