fallout

It might be worth remembering that when the annus horribilis of 2020 dawned, Trump was poised to win reelection, much to the chagrin of the left-liberal forces that had spent three years opposing him and trying to deal with the fallout of the White House’s exhausting day-to-day chaos.

His family currently have no contact with him after years of dealing with the fallout from his lies.

So when we hear Berry's voice, whether in Prime Video’s “Fallout” or as a charismatic Beaver in “The Wild Robot,” it can’t be helped if the image of his vampire in Staten Island sparks a mild cognitive dissonance.

“For those that decided and moved to break Biden, and then you got the election that you wanted, it’s appropriate to own the outcome and fallout,” he told political outlet Semafor in an interview.

Instead, it seems that Trump cares about having Kennedy’s support—and that he doesn’t care to think too much about public health matters, despite the recent overhaul of American society by a major pandemic or the continued fallout of a seismic shift in reproductive health access in the country, with life-or-death implications.