It’s almost hard to remember how frantically and nonsensically people were acting in 2020, isn’t it?
It’s really important to ask two questions now that we’ve had some time away from peak COVID days: (1) why were people acting so crazy (or, in many cases, being forced to act crazy), and (2) which — if any — of those behaviors made a damned bit of difference?
Enter life-long U.S. public health bureaucrats.
Hugging your family through that plastic sheet better damn well have saved some lives — otherwise, it just feels silly, doesn’t it?
Public health officials in the U.S. got so much wrong regarding the COVID response that it’s actually very prudent for Congress to investigate their faulty recommendations and start holding people accountable.
And, for the first time, those with informed-yet-opposing views are being invited to explain this on the record in the halls of Congress.
https://spectator.org/congress-finally-examines-faucis-faulty-covid-policies/
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