Not fired the Pandemic response team?
He didn't fire the pandemic response team, that's a myth. It was based on an article in the Washington Post, but three days later they came out with another article that basically said the first article was a lie. To no one's surprise given the bias of the media, the first article was widely cited in other news, the second article was not.
The "second article" is an opinion piece by a former Trump advisor, Tim Morrison, published on 3/16/2020. It appears to be a response to an
opinion piece "I ran the White House pandemic office. Trump closed it." from 3/13/2020 by Beth Cameron, who headed the White House’s National Security Council Directorate for Global Health Security and Biodefense under Obama.
The fact check that Ratman_tf posted a link to was dated September 2020, and does cite the opinion piece by Morrison but not the one by Cameron. But it still says "disbanded" and only characterizes "President Trump fired the 'entire' pandemic response team in 2018" as
Partly False, mostly on the quibbles that some resigned and some were reassigned elsewhere in the Trump administration. People who are fired are sometimes said to have resigned, and characterizing "disbanding" as "firing" is simple rhetorical hyperbole, and in any case it's not there, is it?
There are many other steps the Trump administration declined to take, such as refilling the national stockpile that Republicans blocked Obama from doing or consistently encouraging the use of masks which have been shown to reduce the spread of this disease, and other things that they shouldn't have done, like pushing for states to open prematurely or basing policy decisions on political considerations.
The internet is full of posters pretending to be something they're not to claim more authority for their positions, like Dean Browning posting that he was a gay black guy when he forgot to switch to his sockpuppet account, or like the copypasta Twitter accounts pretending to be lifelong Democrats who switched to being Republican over some trivial fake outrage, all in the exact same words.
It is apparent that Pat sits squarely in that tradition. Maybe Pat the non-right-winger is insane and posts randomly, but by chance always seeming right-wing; maybe Pat the non-right-winger is actually an anarchist who sees defending Donald Trump as the shortest path to the destruction of the US Constitution. But the simplest explanation is that Pat is just a right-winger.