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Yesterday in Wisconsin fighter jets flew a training mission over hospitals to show support for healthcare pros who have been working with limited resources to combat a virus we were unprepared for. This may be the most stereotypically American situation I could describe.
The Air National Guard is hot and ready for combat, but our nurse and doctor friends- exhausted from working and being on call for coronavirus and likely to be furloughed later this summer- are supposed to feel inspired about watching
$120mm worth of airplanes fly overhead at a cost of $24,000/hour apiece. Of course pilots need stay current, but contrasting the importance and cost of the military in the event of an air-to-surface conflict with the unpreparedness of healthcare itches my cognitive dissonance.
I can't agree more. I'm sure it was ordered by the idiot in chief because he couldn't order tanks. That money could have been given to the hospital or the people.
It took about a day before I figured out what bothered me about this situation.
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