@McGentrix,
Quote:How much credence and prescience are you giving Navarro? Asking for a friend...
It depends on context. For example, before Trump's nomination, one of his loudest critics in the GOP was Lindsey Graham.
Quote:“If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed.......and we will deserve it.”
And Graham, as you'll recall, described Trump as "a conman". Post-nomination, everything changed.
But that's not a terribly good example as it probably demonstrates Graham's positioning as merely a matter of convenience in the moment. We could conclude that the fellow's words are simply not to be trusted.
Navarro's case is a bit different. When he wrote his initial analyses on the dangers of this pandemic spread, he had no motivation to be a cheerleader for Trump as the administration had taken no solid position on the problem. He could speak honestly without political ramifications. But presently, quite a different situation is in place and he no longer has such liberties.