Re:Covid-19 is now officially a pandemic, WHO says
by ajross on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @01:54PM
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There's literally a poll elsewhere in this thread showing exactly this kind of effect.
I mean, fine, it's a partisan point. But... I mean, seriously: at what point does it become OK to point out that Fox News and the Republican leadership[1] just plain fucked up the response to COVID-19 really badly? And that they seemingly did so out of a combination of both ignorance and partisan desire to minimize the problem?
Is that not OK? Because it's a real point, and one that needs to be made (and heard by republican voters), even if it's "partisan".
[1] And specifically Fox News and the Republican leaders, and not the "MSM" or Democratic leadership, who were saying opposite things and in hindsight were clearly correct.
I mean, fine, it's a partisan point. But... I mean, seriously: at what point does it become OK to point out that Fox News and the Republican leadership[1] just plain fucked up the response to COVID-19 really badly? And that they seemingly did so out of a combination of both ignorance and partisan desire to minimize the problem?
Is that not OK? Because it's a real point, and one that needs to be made (and heard by republican voters), even if it's "partisan".
[1] And specifically Fox News and the Republican leaders, and not the "MSM" or Democratic leadership, who were saying opposite things and in hindsight were clearly correct.