You started this out with a right-wing lie that’s been proven false over and over again.
Ventilators were not “found” in a New York warehouse. Officials were storing them there so they can be sent out to hospitals as the need arose. The photograph used in the Facebook meme was taken by
Gothamist photographer Scott Lynch on March 24, 2020. According to Lynch’s caption, it depicts 400 ventilators that were “set to be transported to hospitals.” Officials in New York had requested 30,000 ventilators for when cases were expected to peak in subsequent weeks. As of March 24, officials
reported only having a fraction of that number.
In a situation like this, you don’t wanna wait till the actual need is upon you. You want be proactive so that as the need arises, they’re already on hand.
As for the question: If Trump can go on Hannity and make these assertions, why should it be off limits to the much broader American audience? This debate has been taking place here with some good points coming from both sides. If Trump believes some of the numbers are inflated, then let’s have that discussion, because that will most definitely affect his decision-making as to who gets what and when.
How can you argue that only his base has the right to know.
I know you want to defend your leader, but his job is to inform and answer ALL Americans, not just those who are his supporters.