"Faced with a historic public health crisis, Trump could have assembled a first-rate company of disaster preparedness experts. Instead he gave the job to his son-in-law, a man-child of breathtaking vapidity,"

"Faced with a historic public health crisis, Trump could have assembled a first-rate company of disaster preparedness experts. Instead he gave the job to his son-in-law, a man-child of breathtaking vapidity," writes @jenseniorny. https://t.co/SYsZ0Z3Jhp

— New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion) April 6, 2020