April 9, 2020
By JoLynn Live
Thanks to President Trump, There is a ‘Thing’ Called ‘Right to Try.’
The CDC came out with updated predicted statistics {<Click here for article} stating their predicted 2.2 million deaths from Covid-19 by August 2020, has now been down-graded to 60,000 Covid-19 related deaths.
TUCKER CARLSON ON TUCKER CARLSON TONIGHT reported, “Accurate statistic are not offensive. They reflect reality and reality should always be the baseline from which we make important decisions even if we ourselves have made other predictions in the past. Even if we’re embarrassed to admit what we now know, we should do it anyway because ego doesn’t matter at a time like this. The truth matters.”
“Putting these numbers in perspective, in 2018:
- yearly flu- 61,000
- drug overdoses- 67,000
- suicides- 50,000
- alcohol abuse- 88,000
- diabetes- 83,000
- cancer- 606,000
We have thrown an estimated 17 million people out of work. We’ve spent more than $2 Trillion in borrowed money and that’s just the response so far. Again, reality matters even if it embarrasses us to admit it.”
“If you were sincerely trying to help the country you’d be focused on effective medical treatments for this disease. A drug that’s saved even half of patients heading toward death would change the landscape immediately and forever.” Tucker continues…”Science is our hope.”
It’s curious why the news media, in unison, all seem to be opposed to hopeful cures of Covid-19. Regarding hydrocloroquine, they say if patients with Covid-19 try these risky options they could die. Well, isn’t it a possibility patients could die if they don’t? Hydrocloroquine is not new to the scene. It’s been used for decades by our soldiers and others to combat malaria. Could it be hydrocloroquine could cure other deadly diseases? Why are some people so against trying?
Thanks to President Trump, there is a thing called, ‘Right to try.’ Now everyone has a ‘Right to try!’
JoLynn Live is a Singer; a Wife of 36 years; Home-school mom to 10; Grandma to 11; Chicken Farmer; Patriot; C-Vine contributor.