Opinion | The Trump administration is almost certainly going to get off the hook despite making the White House a COVID hotspot and an unsafe workplace. By anthonyLfisher
, but the conflicting and confusing timelines given from the White House through the debacle made some reporters question the statement. . But they've recognized that the Trump White House is a place that even seven months into the pandemic doesn't take it seriously.
"No masks on planes. Inconsistent testing. Every life reliant on a rapid testing system that doesn't really work. And they have mocked and attacked us for pointing that out repeatedly," one White House reporter"Because of this recklessness we are more worried than ever about our health," another reporter said. about how terrified they are of working in an embarrassingly reckless environment.
These reporters and staffers would have a number of options if they were compelled to work in a corporate environment with such haphazard safety protocols. But because it's the White House, there's little they can do to stand up for themselves and hold the Trump administration accountable. And because Trump is president, the watchdogs in charge of protecting workers' safety are nowhere to be found.
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