[teejers1]

I had a somewhat different thought.  Yes, I agree that the piece was detached and neutral.  However, I also thought it was not very informative (or, at least, the premise was pretty sophomoric).  It came across as a middle school essay with a prompt "Describe the similarities and differences between the experience with COVID-19 between the leaders of the United States and the United Kingdom".

BC

My reaction, as well.  
And maybe one other basic conclusion:  doctors more knowledgeable now => better treatment for world leaders.
But hey, kudos for just reporting without an agenda (or at least one that bangs you over the head).  Something rare in this day and age.

[teejers1]

I had a somewhat different thought.  Yes, I agree that the piece was detached and neutral.  However, I also thought it was not very informative (or, at least, the premise was pretty sophomoric).  It came across as a middle school essay with a prompt "Describe the similarities and differences between the experience with COVID-19 between the leaders of the United States and the United Kingdom".

BC

My reaction, as well.  
And maybe one other basic conclusion:  doctors more knowledgeable now => better treatment for world leaders.
But hey, kudos for just reporting without an agenda (or at least one that bangs you over the head).  Something rare in this day and age.