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If you look at what actually happened when they were deployed it was pretty much a useless gesture. Negligible patients were treated.
by nieve 5y ago
If you look at what actually happened when they were deployed it was pretty much a useless gesture. Negligible patients were treated.
- kcplate 5y agoYes I realize that it wasn’t ultimately needed, it was a proactive measure. It’s better that it was there and unused than not there and needed. Wouldn’t you agree? But here we have the exact opposite. We have reports about hospitals actually being stretched past their limits…and the ship is sitting in Virginia. Personally, I think that looks bad…and possibly politically punitive. And if I have that opinion as a liberal independent, I guarantee others probably see it that way too…especially if they lean Republican.