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I thought a couple days ago from Mary Talley Bowden. You had a post a couple days ago from Mary Talley Bowden.

You have to have some people that are obsessed over their issue because most of us are kind of generalists.

And if somebody's not obsessed over an issue,

they never move the ball down the field.

If Tom Brady played every sport, he would have dominated football.

Michael Jordan, despite a stint in baseball, was focused in the gym on improving his jump shot.

So when Mary Talley Bowden post something about Donald Trump that is praised for Trump on the issue of COVID, I take notice because she's a very harsh critic.

The president came into the White House and had a very successful first three years. January of 2020, the economy's booming.

Things are great. There's no chance anybody can beat him. Most people don't remember this,

but it's not, I keep articles, I keep data, I keep notes. Most people don't remember,

there was no chance you were going to beat him.

He was insanely popular.

The economy was doing too well.

And then they unleash the Wuhan virus, Chinese flu, COVID.

What does Trump do?

A couple months into it, he says, look, we're not going to sit around and wallow in the sadness.

We're going to do something about this.

We're going to fix it.

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