>I want to hear the plan about ramping up testing so we can actual get a sense of the real level of danger of the disease. I want to understand how that testing

>I want to hear the plan about ramping up testing so we can actual get a sense of the real level of danger of the disease. I want to understand how that testing can inform who can go back to work and under what conditions. I want to hear the plans related to scaling up how we deal with the sick. I would throw my support behind literally any candidate that laid out any of these things clearly. Any candidate at any level. Because not one of them, nationally, at the state level, or locally, are even attempting this. It's like they're just hoping a month long lock-down will cure the problem. Poof, magic. > I am increasingly thinking that the time we're buying is being squandered by policy makers that simply aren't up to the task I 100% agree with this. The lock down for my state has been in effect for a while now. And it seems like not one thing has changed, except for the rhetoric is becoming more and more wishful, instead of hopeful. There seems to be zero plan about how to come out of this without another massive spike in cases. No talk of testing. No talk of what services will open with priority. No talk of anything but 'stay home'. That's well and good (and I do love it), but what about next month? What happens when we have done nothing and have another spike in cases because we wished ourselves into doing nothing?