Karamazov wrote:
Indeed: Mr Trump has a deep antipathy to taking outside advice, particularly from people who have criticised him, or blocked his plans in the past.
For him to have come out in favour of plans backed by the Democrats in Congress should be evaluated against that background.
Whatever currently secret reports he’s seen in the issue must be both deeply troubling and very clear cut for him to have taken these actions.
As to his motives: all that is required is that he does the least worst for his country, whether he does so out of nobility or venality is irrelevant, so long as he does it.
I find this very disturbing.
No evident partisanship in your statement at all.
Tut, tut.
I can't imagine that a man in his position isn't trying to remedy the situation.
Contrary to popular belief, I am convinced the man isn't a monster, orange or otherwise.
I am not a Trump fanboy, btw.
I am simply fairminded.
<thinks, are they buying it?>

kraftiekortie wrote:
I doubt that Trump gave in to Democratic pressure in adopting all these restrictions on the lives of Americans. He saw the situation, and acted upon it based on bipartisan concerns.
This is my best guess, also.