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Letter: Reading between Trump’s lines

By Gail Fenander, Vancouver
Published: May 14, 2020, 6:00am

Has anyone noticed how the president only talks about opening the economy far more than he has thanked all the people on the front lines, or expressed any sympathy to all the families who have lost a loved one?

Has anyone also noticed how he calls Anthony Fauci “Dr. Fauci,” but refers to Dr. Birx as “Deborah”? He has no respect for anyone, but is getting upset with people around him who disagree with his briefings.

Maybe it’s just me; I sure hope not.

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