If I miss the actual briefing, I watch it later on youtube. Handy. I can rewind and listen to the briefing when I watch youtube. Which is very helpful.
Prayers for our President, our country, our government,
the ill and suffering.
There have been a few times that I wasn't a fan of what I witnessed. The day that a video was played praising the president for all the good he has done made a campaign statement come alive. I questioned why is a briefing about a deadly virus being used as a campaign platform? Briefings are suppose to be about...
After a couple of weeks of these briefings, I wondered why they were so long and why is the President doing most of the talking when Vice President Pence is the lead on this task force? 2 to 3 hours a day is plenty. A briefing should be short. Maybe 10 minutes. No longer than 30 minutes?
Last week-end's briefing was very disturbing as our President rambled on and on about something that was already discussed. It was almost like he was babbling. Rambling.
April 23rd's briefing. I almost did not flinch when our commander and chief suggested that disinfectants be injected and ingested as a treatment against the coronavirus. The UV light was more of the same. I came back to reality after I watched this portion of the briefing later. Slept on it and wondered what he will say next. I watched it a number of times and he did indeed suggest that people should take disinfectant to combat the coronavirus. He did indeed say to use light outside and inside the body. A suggestion.
Today, he is saying that he was being sarcastic when talking about disinfectant and uv light. I don't think so as I have watched several times to his comments about the treatment suggestion and he comes across as genuinely serious. People are looking to the President as our leader during this horrible pandemic, not as a stand up comedian.
It's alright to have an opinion about what to try out on coronavirus patients, but do this outside the briefing and not during a briefing. The briefing is a time to inform the people about facts and figures, not a time for open debate as to what to do for the ill.
As the numbers of the infected climbs in southwest Kansas where I grew up, I question where this virus will end. If it ends. 25% of fresh meat comes from this corner of the state. It will certainly affect the meat prices and availability in the grocery stores.
This. is. not. FAKE NEWS,
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