Trump's not coming out and warning against the dangers of the "vaccine" has put doubt in the hearts of many people who are otherwise 100% total Trump supporters. He must be aware of this, and yet there has been no attempt to clarify his position. To the contrary he's been quite equivocal, leaving people trying to guess what he's really saying.

I try to remember that Trump, while he may be an expert businessman and political strategist, knows NOTHING about science or medicine apart from what he's told, and we know he's had many Judas advisors over the years. So that could be it, but, I find it odd that his kids, who sometimes are more attuned to what his supporters are thinking and saying, haven't done anything to dispel the confusion on where he stands.

I have a hard time believing that Trump would knowingly support anything that has the chance to cause the deaths of a lot of people. He has always struck me as being dedicated to doing things in a way where innocent people are not hurt or killed. So I don't believe he would callously say, "well, some people gotta die, that's just the way it is." Doesn't sound like him to me.

Which leaves two possibilities: 1) he has been convinced by big pharma conspirators that fears of ADE and cytokine storm reactions months after the vaccine are "overblown and unrealistic" (which they're not, if you look at studies for previous SARS-CoV vaccines); or 2) he is completely hamstrung by political considerations.

Trump's not coming out and warning against the dangers of the "vaccine" has put doubt in the hearts of many people who are otherwise 100% total Trump supporters. He must be aware of this, and yet there has been no attempt to clarify his position. To the contrary he's been quite equivocal, leaving people trying to guess what he's really saying.

I try to remember that Trump, while he may be an expert businessman and political strategist, knows NOTHING about science or medicine apart from what he's told, and we know he's had many Judas advisors over the years. So that could be it, but, I find it odd that his kids, who sometimes are more attuned to what his supporters are thinking and saying, haven't done anything to dispel the confusion on where he stands.

I have a hard time believing that Trump would knowingly support anything that has the chance to cause the deaths of a lot of people. He has always struck me as being dedicated to doing things in a way where innocent people are not hurt or killed. So I don't believe he would callously say, "well, some people gotta die, that's just the way it is." Doesn't sound like him to me.

Which leaves two possibilities: 1) he has been convinced by big pharma conspirators that fears of ADE and cytokine storm reactions months after the vaccine "overblown and unrealistic" (which they're not, if you look at studies for previous SARS-CoV vaccines); or 2) he is completely hamstrung by political considerations.

Trump's not coming out and warning against the dangers of the "vaccine" has put doubt in the hearts of many people who are otherwise 100% total Trump supporters. He must be aware of this, and yet there has been no attempt to clarify his position. To the contrary he's been quite equivocal, leaving people trying to guess what he's really saying.

I try to remember that Trump, while he may be an expert businessman and political strategist, knows NOTHING about science or medicine apart from what he's told, and we know he's had many Judas advisors over the years. So that could be it, but, I find it odd that his kids, who sometimes are more attuned to what his supporters are thinking and saying, haven't done anything to dispel the confusion on where he stands.

I have a hard time believing that Trump would knowingly support anything that has the chance to cause the deaths of a lot of people. He has always struck me as being dedicated to doing things in a way where innocent people are not hurt or killed. So I don't believe he would callously say, "well, some people gotta die, that's just the way it is." Doesn't sound like him to me.

Which leaves two possibilities: 1) he has been convinced by big pharma conspirators that fears of ADE and cytokine storm reactions months after the vaccine "overblown and unrealistic" (which they're not, if you look studies for previous SARS-CoV vaccines); or 2) he is completely hamstrung by political considerations.

Trump's not coming out and warning against the dangers of the "vaccine" has put doubt in the hearts of many people who are otherwise 100% total Trump supporters. He must be aware of this, and yet there has been no attempt to clarify his position.

I try to remember that Trump, while he may be an expert businessman and political strategist, knows NOTHING about science or medicine apart from what he's told, and we know he's had many Judas advisors over the years. Also, I find it odd that his kids, who sometimes are more attuned to what his supporters are thinking and saying, haven't done anything to dispel the confusion on where he stands.

I have a hard time believing that Trump would knowingly support anything that has the chance to cause the deaths of a lot of people. He has always struck me as being dedicated to doing things in a way where innocent people are not hurt or killed. So I don't believe he would callously say, "well, some people gotta die, that's just the way it is." Doesn't sound like him to me.

Which leaves two possibilities: 1) he has been convinced by big pharma types that fears of ADE and cytokine storm reactions months after the vaccine or overblown and unrealistic (which they're not); or 2) he is completely hamstrung by political considerations.

Trump's not coming out and warning against the dangers of the "vaccine" has put doubt in the hearts of many people who are otherwise 100% total Trump supporters. He must be aware of this, and yet there has been no attempt to clarify his position.

I try to remember that Trump, while he may be an expert businessman and political strategist, knows NOTHING about science or medicine apart from what he's told, and we know he's had many Judas advisors over the years. I find it odd that his kids haven't done anything to dispel the confusion on where he stands, either.

I have a hard time believing that Trump would knowingly support anything that has the chance to cause the deaths of a lot of people. He has always struck me as being dedicated to doing things in a way where innocent people are not hurt or killed. So I don't believe he would callously say, "well, some people gotta die, that's just the way it is." Doesn't sound like him to me.

Which leaves two possibilities: 1) he has been convinced by big pharma types that fears of ADE and cytokine storm reactions months after the vaccine or overblown and unrealistic (which they're not); or 2) he is completely hamstrung by political considerations.