I'm giving the government the benefit of the doubt. They have done some good things generally speaking (RECOVER, NIH budget re-allocation($200m), limiting profi

I'm giving the government the benefit of the doubt. They have done some good things generally speaking (RECOVER, NIH budget re-allocation($200m), limiting profits of nextgen drugs, etc). They have done some dumb things too like calling the pandemic over, FDA limiting all use of life-reversing covid therapeutics due to "new variants", and allowing the first-gen covid therapeutics to be priced on the market (look how ridiculous paxlovid is for example or any recent vaccine). I would not be surprised to see the CDC or NIH director, or even the president come out to talk about the elephant in the room early next year. While actions speak louder than words, I think many afflicted humans want to hear the words part too.