[PJ] For weeks now, Democrats and the anti-Trump media have been spreading the false story that President Trump dissolved the White House pandemic office in 2018. This false claim helped perpetuate another falsehood: that the Trump administration was not only ill-prepared for the coronavirus outbreak, but also slow to respond to it.This allegation was debunked by Tim Morrison, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, who said the office was not dissolved at all, and he knows because he was there, serving as senior director for counterproliferation and biodefense on the National Security Council. "Because I led the very directorate assigned that mission, the counterproliferation and biodefense office, for a year and then handed it off to another official who still holds the post, I know the charge is specious," he wrote.
What do the people who are outraged that Trump dissolved the pandemic office in 2018 (even though he didn’t) have to say about this, which was reported in the Washington Post just last week: