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Listen: White House Knew Coronavirus Would Be A 'Major Threat' — But Response Fell Short @ddiamond https://t.co/HTM5B3pOLc

@ddiamond A previous tweet of this quote did not make it adequately clear that it is Trump who did not push for ade… https://t.co/IDpVJWAjQ3

@nprfreshair @ddiamond This is the end result of a political system that prioritizes reelection and political campa… https://t.co/QPIzDwZ1TD

@nprfreshair @ddiamond And even if folks die from it, if they're not tested it won't be listed as the cause of death

@nprfreshair @ddiamond In a normal world, this would be first-order major news …

@cheese93007 @nprfreshair @ddiamond Oh, they'll get tested post-mortem. The CDC is already going to have to go back… https://t.co/SyMNqujfAJ

@JamesFallows @nprfreshair @ddiamond And still should be - npr is covering what about The Atlantic, James? Let’… https://t.co/DWkDq0hCUc

@JamesFallows @nprfreshair @ddiamond It is for me! We can push it the front if we create a tidal wave of questioning about testing.

.@JeffMessineo: @JamesFallows & NPR are just entertainment for those who already dislike Trump. They've only ever *helped* Trump by being a tantruming opposition. It's always been incredibly easy to undercut Trump where it counts - to his base - but they obviously aren't capable.

.@JamesFallows is so afraid of questions he won't allow comments. He could easily ask a Trump proxy tough questions (written by others), but he's afraid of that too. MT @Revivalist_1925 We can push [Covid19 issue] the front if we create a tidal wave of questioning about testing

.@rusteenh: the more fundamental cause is lack of open debate, & those who enable groups that are allergic to debate (Trump, @nprfreshair, MSM, Dem/GOP leaders, etc). If NPR had ever asked a Trump proxy a tough Socratic question about policy, Trump would be a *lot* better.

.@FelinaBlanc: whether Trump did/didn't do what @nprfreshair accuses him of, he's getting away with it. That's because people like you enable worthless entertainers like NPR, rather than really pressing them to finally do their jobs & ask leaders tough policy questions.