[OutsiderFan]

This has been the greatest failure in the history of the United States. And it took only less than 3 months to "accomplish."

We've lost more American lives than the Vietnam War. We've added, is it $4 Trillion to the national debt? We still have 30 million people unemployed, and Main Street business have no money to spend.  It wouldn't be so bad if we shut things down for a couple months and actually saw we meaningfully knocked down the virus and spread vectors by paying this price.  We did neither.  

At least we didn't overwhelm the healthcare system in round 1, so all was not lost, but the return on the cost of our investment and sacrifice is totally and completely unacceptable. Has any administration official been fired, just to show the guy in charge finds it unacceptable?

[OutsiderFan]

This has been the greatest failure in the history of the United States. And it took only less than 3 months to "accomplish."

We've lost more American lives than the Vietnam War. We've added, is it $4 Trillion to the national debt? We still have 30 million people unemployed, and Main Street business have no money to spend.  It wouldn't be so bad if we shut things down for a couple months and actually saw we meaningfully knocked down the virus and spread vectors by paying this price.  We did neither.  

At least we didn't overwhelm the healthcare system in round 1, so all was not lost, but the return on the cost of our investment and sacrifice is totally and completely unacceptable. Has any administration official been fired, just to show the guy in charge finds it unacceptable?