Coronavirus: The Government Is Failing Us

Well, some good news to share today: pepsid, selenium and anticoagulants/blood thinners all appear to make a positive difference in covid-19 recovery rates.

Such good news is very welcome, as there’s not much to go around. New infections in the US remain stubbornly high, and increasingly, the American people are feeling betrayed by their leaders (something our survey from last week validated). 

Not only do citizens feel the government did too little too late to prevent the covid-19 pandemic, but they are feeling like they are being cast aside as collateral damage.  Many aren’t getting the stimulus payments they were promised.

Many others aren’t receiving unemployment checks due to unacceptable shortcoming in the payment system. The military has just informed recruits that if you’ve had covid-19 that will permanently disqualify you for future military service. All while the stock market parties on.

As easily predicted, all that Congress’ and the Federal Reserves stimulus efforts have achieved is an acceleration of the deeply unfair wealth divide in this country.

Until we have real leaders (not bureaucratic managers) running things, we are on our own folks.

      
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Hadenoughalready
4 years ago

I don’t think the government is in the process of “failing us” so much as that we’re finally opening up our eyes to see that they’ve long ago, ALREADY, FAILED US.
And NOW, it is up to US to see to it to rectify their mistakes, punish those responsible, and make sure that it never happens again.

Roger
Roger
4 years ago

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