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There’s a name for Trump playing down the threat and failing to take action against the virus: Institutional betrayal

  • Written by Anne P. DePrince, Professor of Psychology, University of Denver
There’s a name for Trump playing down the threat and failing to take action against the virus: Institutional betrayalA healthcare worker interviews people at a drive-through coronavirus screening in Yorba Linda, CA.MediaNews Group / Orange County Register / Jeff Gritchen via Getty Images

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