Boston Globe editorial board says Donald Trump has 'blood on his hands' for coronavirus pandemic in the U.S.

'It's not too much for Americans to ask of their leaders that they be competent and informed when responding to a crisis of historic proportions,' the editorial board wrote.

"Timing is everything in pandemic response: It can make the difference between a contained local outbreak that endures a few weeks and an uncontrollable contagion that afflicts millions. The Trump administration has made critical errors over the past two months," the board wrote.

"It's not too much for Americans to ask of their leaders that they be competent and informed when responding to a crisis of historic proportions,"'s editorial board noted."Instead, they have a White House marred by corruption and incompetence, whose mixed messages roil the markets and rock their sense of security."an interview

But Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi made a similar argument during a Sunday interview with CNN. She argued that many of the president's decisions had resulted in"deadly" consequences.

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