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I don't think is a "to be fair" response to this.To be fair, the no plan plan was like Field of Dreams where it was just imagined that state and local governments could figure out the details, which obviously has not worked out well in many areas. I honestly don't think anyone expected safe and effective vaccines so quickly and the infrastructure was never built.
I think ****ting on them for having no plan is perfectly fair. Covid is a national problem, an interstate problem, but there needed to be a national response of some kind.
It would be like a country evading America, battles are being thought in all 50 states, and the federal government saying "you guys got national guards, take care of it yourself"
Then vaccines were in stage one trials there were economists and scientists talking about how the infrastructure should be built out and other steps that need to be taken.
They clearly ignored all that advice. This vaccine situation comes off the **** show with PPE.
Not letting states off the hook for where they are dropping the ball and their foolishness, but what the Trump administration did was so egregiously incompetent is borders on malicious