COVID-19: What the media and the enemies of the President have done is dangerous to the point of criminal
Politicization of Coronavirus by the media, members of congress and all the know-it- alls that we see on television and radio
I heard Steve Deace give a brilliant eleven minute commentary on the virus the other day in his dissertation on the issues on his Blaze television show. I don’t always agree with Steve on any number of topics, but on this issue he was spot on. He talked about being prudent in dealing with COVID-19 and in taking care of the family and in going out in public. His total common sense approach was exactly what should be said by the President, the cabinet secretaries and the talking heads on television. But, no, we have to endure the politicization of this disease by the media, members of congress and all the know-it- alls that we see on television and radio. It is sickening almost to the point of absurdity. It is criminal in how these jerk-wads have gone over the cliff. What the media and the enemies of the President have done is dangerous to the point of criminal. Again, I am not downplaying the dangers, but let’s keep things in perspective, for God’s sake. Let’s remember a few things about the number of deaths related to other health issues in the United States. For example:
- Heart Disease: 635K deaths per year
- Cancer: 598K deaths per year
- Accidents: 161K deaths per year
- Chronic Lung Diseases: 155K deaths per year
- Stroke: 142K deaths per year
- Flu: 20K deaths per year
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Samuel H. Clovis, Jr., Doctor of Public Administration
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Sam Clovis was raised in Kansas and attended the United States Air Force Academy, serving for 25 years on active duty as a fighter pilot. He retired as a Colonel and the Inspector General of NORAD and the United States Space Command.
Sam served as a Fellow at the Homeland Security Institute, contributing in national preparedness and immigration policy. He recently served as a tenured full professor of economics at Morningside College.
Sam has a BS from the Academy, an MBA from Golden Gate University and a doctorate from the University of Alabama. He served as national co-chair and chief policy advisor for the Trump for President Campaign, was a policy director during the transition period and served as the Senior White House Advisor to the US Department of Agriculture. He currently lives in rural Iowa.
