[BostonCard]

The problem is that Trump has "politicized" aspects of his job that traditionally have called for appeals for bipartisanship.  That has been absent recently.

This (and the message before it) might be a good example of a thread turning political.  It's easy for all of us to get sucked into the back and forth, so I am not trying to pick on these particular posts, but they are about Trump and not COVID-19.

The hardest ones to moderate are the ones at the intersection of Trump and COVID-19.  It seems hard to evaluate the performance of the government's response to COVID-19 without (especially if it is negative), without referring to the person on whose desk the buck is ostensibly supposed to stop.

BC

[BostonCard]

The problem is that Trump has "politicized" aspects of his job that traditionally have called for appeals for bipartisanship.  That has been absent recently.

This (and the message before it) might be a good example of a thread turning political.  It's easy for all of us to get sucked into the back and forth, so I am not trying to pick on these particular posts, but they are about Trump and not COVID-19.

The hardest ones to moderate are the ones at the intersection of Trump and COVID-19.  It seems hard to evaluate the performance of the government's response to COVID-19 without (especially if it is negative), without referring to the person on whose desk the buck is ostensibly supposed to stop.

BC