The reply to this from @repjimcooper Democratic congressman from Nashville: "Most Americans don't really have a doctor. They rely on the ER to help, and people are panicking."
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Robert Redfield, CDC Director, said there are no plans to set up drive through #COVID19 test centres because "We're tryinjg to maintain the relationship between individuals and their healthcare providers."
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Dude from TN was quick to point out that most Americans rely on ERs and can’t simply call their doctor. THIS is the head of the CDC?
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Exactly. He’s using the perceived status quo of a dysfunctional system to justify ignoring proven innovation. Another bad Exec branch appointee preventing the actual CDC pros from doing their best work...
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The handling of the
#usgovernment /@CDCDirector /@realDonaldTrump of#COVID19 is appalling. Their performance is unacceptableThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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its the money isn't it?
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It's always the money.
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A great many Americans don't have a dependable 'relationship' with 'health care providers.' Many other Americans don't even have a steady/stable provider. As in EVERY other nation, it's the responsibility of the fed govt whose behavior in the US continues recklessly irresponsible
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We of the United States of America are no longer natives of such States. We need to centralize the Federal government to work for all of us. Not individualized state laws made for picky natives.
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"We're tryinjg to maintain the relationship between individuals and their healthcare providers." Translation= “ their healthcare providers want to be able to charge them as much as possible”. Or “ we don’t want to interfere with their co-pay”. Show me the money
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