I'm not sufficiently versed in legal definitions to know if Trump's behavior is chargeable, but he did everything untermensche says, and more, much more.
He was anti-testing and said so explicitly -- spouting the insanity that more testing would only make the infection numbers go up.
He told people in Michigan and other states with governors who followed the science to "liberate" their states -- this at a time when angry, thuggish people were demonstrating outside statehouses carrying weapons.
He spread not just disinformation but purely crazy notions about the virus and its treatment. He revealed himself to be an uneducated man who had scorn for those who have actually mastered the information that he only pretends to have.
His negligence and 'house style' of having his aides work maskless led to the infecting of the White House.
After learning that he had tested positive, he (allegedly) traveled to a meet-and-greet with big donors and schmoozed with them, without a mask and without any regard for their safety.
He held super-spreader rallies again and again at which going maskless was some sort of macho identity boost -- and most of the nincompoops who came to cheer him came without masks.
He was against masks, then he was grudgingly for masks, then he made fun of Biden's mask...utterly a failure as a President, a leader, a man.
He refused to use his emergency powers to speed up production of PPE and vaccine research.
The U.S. didn't have to post the world's most catastrophic death numbers. Other societies got serious about covid, and fast. And they weren't just police states -- New Zealand basically whupped covid, and Australia got the whole country to double down on it. America had a 73-year-old toddler in the Oval Office, and he was responsible for the one of the most profound failures of government in our entire history. We're now approaching a death toll that will equal that of the Civil War. It didn't have to be this way. "Some day this will all go away, like a miracle." - DJT
