With the deadly coronavirus infecting almost every country in the world, people around the globe have been forced to adapt to ways of life previously unimaginable. Jobs have been decimated. Extended families have been separated. Parents have had to effectively start homeschooling their children while juggling work, if they’re lucky enough to have work. Naturally sociable beings have been confined to their homes, only allowed to go out for the most essential of necessities and always while wearing a mask. In short, people have had to drastically change the way they live their lives in order to stop the spread of the virus. And then you have selfish clown Donald Trump, who has not changed his habits in the slightest. Face masks? Not for him. Social distancing? It’s for suckers. Setting aside petty grudges for the good of the country? Guy would sooner die of COVID-19, with Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, and AOC being the last faces he saw through the plateglass window.

We feel confident saying this because on Thursday, CBS News reported that the White House had asked every single Republican senator—and 12 Democrats—to sit on a task force advising the president on when to reopen the country. Every single Republican senator, that is, except Mitt Romney, who has the distinction of being the only member of his party to vote to convict Trump on abuse of power during the president’s impeachment trial. While the senator from Utah did not vote to find Trump guilty on obstruction of justice, apparently that wasn’t enough for the world’s most immature, narcissistic, ignorant commander in chief in modern history.

Obviously, the move to exclude Romney is sad and childish and on par with what one would expect of a 12-year-old—let’s call her Samantha—inviting everyone in the seventh grade to her pool party except for Jessica, because Billy invited Jessica to the dance even though his friends swore he was going to ask Sam. But it’s not just sad and childish, it’s also quite stupid, given that Romney actually had an extremely successful business career prior to working in government, and likely knows just a little bit more about economics than, say, Rand Paul.

Luckily for the country, Senators Richard Burr and Kelly Loeffler, who both made some extremely convenient trades shortly before the market tanked—which they maintain were completely legit!—are on the list.

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