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The “experts” are not doing their jobs! In the US you would have expected the CDC under the President’s leadership to act decisively and promptly. Obviously thi
by freepor 7y ago
The “experts” are not doing their jobs! In the US you would have expected the CDC under the President’s leadership to act decisively and promptly. Obviously this did not happen.
The randos are providing much more value than the experts in the US. Other countries like South Korea and Singapore have experts who are doing quite well.
- ComputerGuru 7y agoThe CDC can’t dictate state policies. These are executive decisions that the CDC can only strongly advise on.
- mcbits 7y agoThe CDC effectively dictated who could be tested and what test would be used. But those tests were faulty and now there are supply chain issues with the new tests. That was the point when they gave up and admitted failure. "Mitigation" and "flattening the curve" are admissions of failure. The only hope now is that summer blunts the spread, which is possible but by no means guaranteed.