Actually informed doctors agree with Trump on hydrochroloquine, but of course you got doctors with an agenda. In which they really don't care for a solution. Got it?
They don’t. There’s a handful of fringe doctors who want to be contrarian.
But in the end, the data doesn’t support it. Informed doctors know the data. They don’t give a shit about what some dumb ass politician says.
Yeah a doctor like Fauci which he hasn't been right yet.
Faucci was right about nearly everything. You fools continue to post like Faucci knew everything about this new disease from Day 1. This was a "novel" virus - brand new, and almost NOTHING was known about it when it hit your shores.
Every optimistic statement by Faucci, had a qualifier. We can achieve A, if we do B and C. You keep saying that "Faucci said A would happen and it didn't". You never mention that Trump failed to do B and C every single time. Instead of pointing to Trump's failures to follow Faucci's advice as the source of the problems, you just say "Faucci lied".
NO HE DID NOT. TRUMP FAILED TO FOLLOW THE SCIENCE, HE FAILED TO EQUIP THE STATES WITH THE TESTS, THE EQUIPMENT OR THE PPE THEY NEEDED, AND HE LIED ENDLESSLY ABOUT THE PANDEMIC.
BIDEN FOLLOWED FAUCCI'S ADVICE FROM DAY ONE AND SHUT THIS THING DOWN IN 4 MONTHS.
OTHER COUNTRIES WHO FOLLOWED THE SCIENCE MANAGED TO CONTAIN THE VIRUS WITHOUT WITHOUT SICKENING 10% OF THEIR POPULATION, KILLING HALF A MILLION PEOPLE. YOU COULD HAVE TOO.
BLAME TRUMP. HE WAS THE GUY MAKING ALL OF THE DECISIONS.
Sorry, but even though I am anti-Trump I have to disagree.
I don't blame Fauci too much, but most of what he said was wrong.
But first we have to get terms down so we are talking about the same thing.
First of all, Fauci said that we should follow the rest of the world by "flattening the curve", and that was wrong.
The rest of the world pretty much shut down for weeks and did contact tracing, which is really full quarantine, like we did for Ebola, and is NOT just "flattening the curve". Flattening the curve is never a good idea, does not reduce infection spread, and the situation only gets worse over time. Eventually, flattening the curve widens the epidemic so much that it becomes perpetual and impossible to end without 100% needing immunity, from either vaccination, recovery, or inherent immunity.
Second is that Fauci goofed by claiming we could not go the herd immunity strategy because 2.4 million would then have to die. The mistake there was that almost 90% of those infected were so asymptomatic from inherent immunity, that they were not asking to be tested and therefore not counted. This means the ones they were counting were only the extreme reactions, who were about 100 times more likely to die than the actual average.
Think back over the timeline. If you let the disease spike early, then the greedy virus uses up all the easy hosts and then 12 days later can't find an easy host to switch to, so then dies out completely, with only 60k deaths. But if you slow the initial spike, conserving easy hosts, you can reduce the death toll that month to only 30k instead, but by allowing some easy hosts to not get infected, you ensure the epidemic will survive, and continue to kill 30k each and every month there after, FOREVER. Flattening the curve is well known to prevent any epidemic from ever ending, and is never an appropriate strategy.
There are only 2 strategies and which you choose depends on how lethal an epidemic is.
If it is very lethal, like Ebola, then you do full quarantine as fast as you can. Contract tracing is full quarantine.
If it is not very lethal, like covid-19, then do herd immunity as fast as you can. That can include variolation of the ones likely to survive, so that you end it before the vulnerable get infected.
You can see that speed is of the essence with any infections, so then you NEVER want to flatten the curve, which just gives any infection more time to spread wider and deeper, making an end impossible.