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‘This Is a Failed Approach’: GOP Disaster Response Expert Demolishes Trump’s Actions During Crisis

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Rory Cooper, a lifelong Republican who worked on disaster response after the 9/11 terrorist attacks under former President George W.

Bush, thinks that President Donald Trump is still absolutely blowing the response to the coronavirus pandemic. Writing in The Daily Beast, Cooper slammed Trump for getting into Twitter fights with Democratic governors at a time when the administration needs to have good working relationships with governors regardless of party affiliation. “This is a failed approach

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