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In early March I was trying to convince the corporate owners of a chain of nursing homes to take the respiratory pandemic seriously.
Audio of the President saying it was airborne and had a 5% fatality rate would have done it.
55k Americans in nursing homes have died since then https://twitter.com/MsKellyMHayes/status/1303838809205940224
Audio of the President saying it was airborne and had a 5% fatality rate would have done it.
55k Americans in nursing homes have died since then https://twitter.com/MsKellyMHayes/status/1303838809205940224
During that same time, I had conversations with state public health people who were having trouble convincing their superiors – often times politicals – that CDC was dragging its feet.
Audio of the President saying he was always trying to downplay the virus would have done it.
Audio of the President saying he was always trying to downplay the virus would have done it.
During that same time, I had conversations with Democrats – electeds and staffers – who were not grasping the seriousness of the pandemic.
Audio of the President saying it was airborne, had a 5% fatality rate, and he was actively covering it up? That would have helped.
Audio of the President saying it was airborne, had a 5% fatality rate, and he was actively covering it up? That would have helped.
During that same time, I was talking to frontline healthcare workers across the country, trying to help as they were caught in a tug of war with their org leaders, as leadership was getting mixed msgs from feds
All that Trump audio? Would have helped clear up the confusion
All that Trump audio? Would have helped clear up the confusion
