Trump is handling coronavirus so badly, he almost makes Johnson look good
The only thing protecting the prime minister from harsher criticism of his failures is that the US president’s are even worse
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Such is the reverse Midas touch of Donald Trump, that his attempt last night to face facts, steady nerves and reassure the public succeeded in spreading panic, sowing confusion and ratcheting up the anxiety.