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3/x Question #2: Has the Trump administration cut CDC funding? Answer: No, they haven’t. AP Fact Check called out Mike Bloomberg for spreading this false claim. In fact, we’ve increased funding for programs like CDC, NIH, and others over the last 5 years.pic.twitter.com/WWsBL3OibL
4/x Question #3: Is there a vaccine and would it only be available to the rich? Answer: Bernie Sanders seemed to suggest this recently, but it’s false. There is no vaccine, & there won’t be one probably for another year. Right now we’re focusing on better testing & treatment.pic.twitter.com/BaoXJcis9i
5/x Question #4: Who is most likely to be harmed by the disease? Answer: So far, it’s mostly the elderly. Parents should know that children are actually not very likely to be harmed by this disease right now.pic.twitter.com/9YNYfWTaXM
6/x Question #5: If we had Medicare for All, would we be better off in fighting the coronavirus? Answer: Absolutely not. Medicare for All and price controls would destroy the incentives needed for the private sector to innovate a vaccine or treatment.pic.twitter.com/Wd59hgRnHg
7/7 Question #6: Did President Trump really call the coronavirus a hoax? Answer: Of course not. President Trump was referring to the constant politicization of this issue. When the president says “don’t panic,” he’s not downplaying this. We want people to be safe, not worried.pic.twitter.com/xXgvIYcYpj
1. Bernie would presumably agree that capitalists are greedy. (As are socialists, but that's another lesson.) 2. There's more $$ to be made selling a vaccine to millions cheaply than there is to a select few. Henry Ford made more money than Karl Benz.
Daniel, "would it be" implies once it is created. Per usual, you failed to answer that. Truth: Republicans cut provision requiring eventual vaccine to be affordable.
Here you’re twisting the words of others. For example, Bernie said we need a vaccine available to all. He did not imply that there is one now and it is available only to the rich.
Didn’t answer the question, Dan.
When we thought about a cure for cancer, we didn’t say, “but wait, how much $ can we get out of it”!! If there’s a problem, we work for a solution, the bigger the issue the more people join in.
Remdesivir is over 3k a dose & is only a mitigation factor in most cases. Medicaid would help pay for that
Bernie was referring to when Azar refused to say that Tests/Treatments/any Cure would be affordable to every American.https://www.forbes.com/sites/isabeltogoh/2020/02/27/health-secretary-alex-azar-refuses-to-guarantee-coronavirus-vaccine-would-be-affordable-for-all/ …
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