evidence: Less than two hours after President Trump finished speaking at the White House on Tuesday about his plan to bail out industries reeling from the coronavirus pandemic, Democrats made it clear they had their own priorities. [...] Trump, who once criticized President Barack Obama’s bailout of the U.S. auto industry as "ruining American industry," now confronts the toxic politics of crisis-fighting. As his two most recent predecessors discovered in 2008 and 2009, battling an economic emergency involves balancing competing imperatives: time and justice. [...] "The bailouts in 2008 were not the problem. The problem was the terms, conditions and recipients," said Dennis Kelleher, head of the nonpartisan group Better Markets. "It created the tea party on the right, Occupy Wall Street on the left and ultimately delivered us President Trump."