New York Times columnist Charles Blow, if ignorant and simple, is at least honest. In his latest piece Sunday, Blow admits that the current health scare doesn’t spell certain death for Trump’s reelection campaign — not because we’ve apparently managed to beat virtually every dire projection of the disease’s progression, but because:

It reads like a frustrated tantrum because that’s all it is. If a president wanted to accomplish Trump’s stated goals of office, from a policy perspective, what would a campaign look like that the national media would find acceptable? Such a thing doesn’t exist and never could, and that’s mostly because Trump committed the unpardonable sin of winning his election.