Why Donald Trump still needs to try harder to resolve Covid-19 crisis in US

Some allies believe the US President has failed at the one task that could help him achieve respect: confronting the pandemic with a clear strategy

With reopening of the economy and children returning to school six months since the deadly contagion was first reported in the United States, US President Donald Trump still needs to regain control on the crisis triggered by the pandemic in a bid to fix an electoral victory in November, which runs directly through the health of his nation.

According to the The Washington Post, Trump's shortcomings have perplexed even some of his most loyal allies, who increasingly have wondered why the president has not at least pantomimed a sense of command over the crisis or conveyed compassion for the millions