No. That is simply not true..
Okay, do you have any evidence to the contrary? The President has yet to speak of a long term strategy for containment. Perhaps this is all 'behind the scenes', but surely it would be much more transparent to tell the public what the Feds plan to do over the next year. Secrecy is not good in the midst of a global pandemic.
These are just assertions based on fear. Dealing with the unknown is not a comfortable feeling for some people.
Our future is always uncertain, that's been true for all of human history. The problem here is that our government has yet to offer any meaningful contingency for that uncertain future. In fact, I'd argue that our uncertain future makes it even more important to articulate some kind of strategy.
We don't have a firm grasp of what will happen in the next year, but we can make educated guesses. And even if those guesses are proven wrong, we can adjust our strategy over time. Uncertainty is no excuse for a lack of preparedness.
There is much more advanced medical thinking underway with the Task Force's medical experts.
They cover the response through a science driven process with paths you have not even thought about
Surely they have devised a strategy of some sort, but that's not my concern. I'm worried about the Federal Government's leadership and handling of their ideas.
The President is the ultimate decision maker. If his judgement is any indication, we are in trouble. Whatever 'plan' the experts devise, I have no faith in Trump to explain it to the public or execute it properly. He will break; it is in his nature.
