The Defense Production Act should be used for emergency manufacture of medicine as well as equipment. During this crisis, all private manufacturing should be placed at the disposal of the public need. No time for negotiation. npr.org/2020/04/04/826961777…

U.S. May Get More Ventilators But Run Out Of Medicine For COVID-19 Patients

There have been dramatic spikes in demand for sedatives, pain medications, paralytics and other drugs that are crucial for patients who are on ventilators.

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Apr 4, 2020 · 4:07 PM UTC

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Thank you Marianne for your radical truth telling. Your steady leadership is valued and appreciated.
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Your wise guidance is heard around the world. We pray those in “charge” heed the good energy flowing, accept it & let it guide them appropriately 🙏🌎🙏
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Relax. The grown ups got this.
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It this article is accurate, we're STILL not getting ventilators from GM! usatoday.com/story/news/poli…
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Absolutely. Why is Trump, as commander in chief, shying away from deploying the US military across America to fight #COVID2019 ? Guy is nuts to not use the immense power and resources of US military to fight #coronavirus
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You're right. It is a necessity.
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Completely agree
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Why is NOBODY listening!!!? Talk to Dr Andrew Saul about the use of vitamin c to treat this. There is NO medical treatment for COVID 19!!. It doesn't exist.
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Anything that brings down the economy even at expense of human lives, is unacceptable for Trump! Economy first, save corporations first... 😠😷
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Are you going to run for president in 2024?
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