I'll let the dozens of people he sexually assaulted, the thousands in concentration camps, those he ordered back to their homelands to be killed when they arrived, and the families of our 208K COVID dead all comment on whether they wish the first family well before I comment.

The Americans he ordered gassed, our cities where he escalated violence instead of deescalating, everyone who's gone without income during COVID, the million kids who lost health insurance due to his policy changes, the Indigenous nations—they can all discuss his health first.

The Veteran's charities he took money from, the children with cancer deprived of money because he stole from their charity, the LGBTQ+ community whose freedoms have been under attack by his policies, Muslims under attack, Puerto Ricans: they can speak first.

The families who lost their farms because of his trade war, the low income women whose reproductive health access he messed up, the countless people impacted by his cutting of workplace safety measures and environmental protections, people wrecked by civil forfeiture…I'll wait.

I mentioned the misappropriated money from the veteran's charity but forgot to mention the veteran's retirement funds being plundered to build his wall. Coincidentally just saw an article about how 55% of people going into retirement will now do so in poverty. SMDH

To clarify: my friend died from #COVID19 and several of my friends have lost family members to it. I'm not suggesting COVID-19 is good, but that to wish for #Trump's health is to wish for more of everything detailed in this thread. Instead, hope for his reform.

Because what makes him evil, more than his nonstop crime spree (and derailment of our tax dollars being spent on accomplishing the business of the people), is his daily refusal to stop, to undo any of the unnecessary harm, or to do its opposite: to unilaterally help people.