 I've never been much for partisan politics. I've supported Democrats, Republicans and independents. Hell, I've actually been a Democrat, Republican and independent. To me, elections are about people. And the two people running for president couldn't be more different. One believes in facts. One does not. One listens to experts. The other thinks he knows everything. One looks forward, and sees strength in America's diversity. The other looks backward, and sees immigrants as enemies and white supremacists as allies. When confronted with the biggest calamity any president has faced in the modern era, Donald Trump spent the year downplaying the threat, ignoring science and recommending quack cures — which let Covid-19 spread much faster than it should've, leaving hundreds of thousands needlessly sick or dead. He has failed the American people catastrophically. Read the whole thing. Trump Just Took the Nuclear Option on Huawei — Tim Culpan The U.S. Brings State-Sponsored Piracy Into the 21st Century — Julian Lee Why India Wants to Claim Kamala — Shruti Rajagopalan Trump's Attack on Goodyear Makes America Worse — Brooke Sutherland The Senate's Russia Report Implicates More Than Trump's Campaign — Eli Lake Your Net Worth Is America's Secret Economic Weapon — Conor Sen The Senate Report on Trump and Russia Is a Triumph for Truth — Timothy L. O'Brien Trump's Beef Gambit Is Easy Pickings for Biden and Harris — Amanda Little Does the U.S. Need to Fear That China Might Invade Taiwan? — Hal Brands This is the Weekend Edition of Bloomberg Opinion Today, a roundup of the 10 most popular stories Bloomberg Opinion published this week based on web readership. | 
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