One of the editors at The Atlantic is David Frum, long-time conservative Republican and G.W. Bush speechwriter. If he's anti-Trump, shouldn't you be open-minded enough to listen to what people like him have to say. Being anti-Trump does not make them wrong. His latest pronouncements are spectacularly unhinged.
Frum is a Neocon who helped Bush and us get into Iraq. He hates Trump because Trump called him on it. Frum supported Hillary. If he was [not=edit] anti-Trump, the liberal press would be castigating him. But because he's opposed to the president, he now has become their darling.
There's nothing wrong with pointing out someone's errors. But when you come in with a pre-established viewpoint and political agenda, it's easy to find the evidence that paints a bad picture. There's no balance. We do it here all the time.
No country is going to escape the economic disaster that's coming. America in particular because of its reserve currency, has allowed us to live in a debt bubble long before the virus. Debt is out of control on federal, state and local levels. For 12 years, we reinflated the 2008 bubble even larger. The virus busted that bubble that was going to break eventually. Now with all the printing, we're going further into debt. That will extend the pain and take us longer to recover. We'll be suffering economically long after the virus is gone.