You`ll be waiting a looong time, liberals like him have no logical answers, all they know is irrational emotions. "TRUMP IS BADDDD, he says mean things!!!!"
I bet he drives around alone in the car around with a mask on , probably 2 cause fauci said so .

The ship is our country .

He mentioned he was going for a swim :-)

double post

If Fauci said we need to put a plastic bag over our heads and tie around our necks, half the population of this country would be dead. Baaahh, Baaaahh, Baaaahh

I wish he would say it,

,the big asteroid I'm hoping to hit the planet,just keep missing us.

We couldn't be so Lucky , that would be all the DemoRATS standing in line for there plastic bag & tye wraps LOL

wish it would hit California and NY. Two well known toilets...

Dreaming is for those that facts hurt their head. My statement is true, and has been true for decades. Problem with most trumpers is all the same; you see something that has nothing to do with trump, but he takes credit for it(or you give him credit for) and you guys are afraid (for good reason) to fact check? (It's called Cognitive Dissonance) My point is proven below, but if you have something besides "feel facts" in your assessment, I'm all ears? "While it’s common for presidents to be credited when gasoline prices are low and blamed when they are high, presidents don’t actually have much effect on the prices. The policies they set can have some impact, as we’ve written before. But the U.S. Energy Information Administration has explained that more than half of the retail cost of gasoline is determined by the price of crude oil, and that price is driven, largely, by supply and demand.

The issue of supply and demand is why prices at the pump have been low in 2020. Due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, global oil demand dropped by 5.6 million barrels per day in the first quarter of the year, compared to the previous year, according to the International Energy Agency.

With a steep decline in road traffic, “[g]asoline was the fuel with the largest absolute decline in demand related to Covid‑19 containment measures,” according to an April report from the IEA.

Similarly, the most recent weekly report from the EIA, the U.S. agency, said, “Efforts to mitigate COVID-19’s spread led to a collapse in global petroleum product demand.” Although global demand has recovered “somewhat,” it said, demand is still lagging what it was in 2019 and “[f]uture demand for petroleum products remains highly uncertain as COVID-19 infection rates are rising in a number of countries.”

Cool, huh?