> This is a month old, with a lot of finger pointing and grumbling. And well there should be. First there was "ventilator gap" and now there's "testing gap" a

> This is a month old, with a lot of finger pointing and grumbling. And well there should be. First there was "ventilator gap" and now there's "testing gap" and "tracing gap." What do we do about these? > What does the data say so far as of today? That graph is not helpful. See my detailed graph comment below. > There will be a lot of lessons learned in the months We need answers and a plan today, not months from now. > Political mudslinging is unlikely to help this process. The article doesn't engage in politics or mudslinging. It does discuss early mistakes, and failure of leadership and policy. tomohawk: Your comments are simply unhelpful rhetoric, without any logic behind your arguments. Saying "the US is also doing pretty well" is absurd while our economy crumbles. 2% of people who get corona may die, but almost 100% of small business owners face financial ruin as the lockdown continues, and they deserve better than rhetoric.