Trump releases massive supply of ‘hydroxy-chloroquine’ for immediate use in New York…

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BREAKING: Gov. Cuomo says New York will start implementing the trial drugs to treat Coronavirus and that they have acquired 70,000 Hydroxychloroquine, 10,000 Zithromax, and 750,000 Chloroquine from the Federal Government.

Trials to start Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/5Zo74wOLUU

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) March 22, 2020

I disagree with Gov. Cuomo on many policy issues; however, I think he has handled the Coronavirus well. I enjoy his stream-of-thought press conferences. I applaud him for his cooperation with the Trump Administration. I tip my hat to him for a job well done.

The media in this country is a disgusting joke. Worth clicking over for the whole thing.

MATT MARGOLIS:

10. Trump downplayed the mortality rate of the coronavirus

9. Trump lied when he said Google was developing a national coronavirus website

8. Trump ‘dissolved’ the WH pandemic response office

7. Trump ignored early intel briefings on possible pandemic

6. Trump cut funding to the CDC & NIH

5. Trump ‘muzzled’ Dr. Fauci

4. Trump didn’t act quickly and isn’t doing enough

3. Trump told governors they were “on their own”

2. Trump turned down testing kits from WHO

1. Trump called the coronavirus “a hoax”

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Archie was right, Mr. Reiner is a meathead.

Evidence over hysteria — COVID-19

Are we overreacting? Will the overreaction do more harm than good?

I believe we are overreacting.  I believe the overreaction is largely driven by media reporting. Much of the reporting verges on hysterical. This forces the hands of politicians into actions they otherwise may not have taken. I don’t see an easy way out. We just have to weather the virus and the economic impact of personal restrictions. I do believe the economy will bounce back fast when the scare is over.

U.S. Media Inc.

Trump Hits Back At China By Announcing U.S. Will Also Expel American Journalists https://t.co/IXSP3fwzYd pic.twitter.com/7PLL0Pi6a1

— The Onion (@TheOnion) March 18, 2020

Concerned CNN Panel Frets About How Trump’s Handling of Wuhan Coronavirus Crisis Makes Him Look Presidential

I reject these pompous nitwits.

I am inclined to agree with this piece by Lloyd Marcus.  I believe that we have overreacted to the Coronavirus. I believe continuous irresponsible reporting by the media, 24 hours a day, day after day, channel after channel, newspapers, magazines, etc. has created a panic. To a certain extent this panic has forced the President’s hand. He must take action to dispel the panic, even if the panic is based on false, media-driven perceptions. I think the President has taken actions he otherwise would not have taken. I don’t fault him for it. I do fault the media.

Here is a link to the piece:

How Long Will Americans Tolerate Corona-Madness?

Mr. Marcus may have taken the point farther than I would have. But I see a kernel of truth in all of his points.