Simply Southern
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Pressed on plans to handle 3,500 people on board the Grand Princess Cruise ship where 21 passengers tested positive for COVID-19, Sec. Carson tells @GStephanopoulos he doesn't "want to preview the plan right now." Trump administration 'working very hard' on coronavirus: HHS Secretary Ben Carson ABC News on Twitter
MORE: Sec. Carson says a plan will be in place "within 72 hours" of Vice Pres. Mike Pence's meeting with cruise ship company CEOs yesterday.
@GStephanopoulos: "The ship's docking tomorrow."
Sec. Carson: "The plan will be in place by that time." Trump administration 'working very hard' on coronavirus: HHS Secretary Ben Carson
ABC News on Twitter
I'm very frustrated with broken promises. The government should have had an eye on this and prepared. The CDC failed us with the faulty test kits and now we are rationing kits. Sounds just like China...apparently we are to repeat the same mistakes.
While I'm venting.....
How much longer are we going to rescue folks from cruise ships? It would seem to me, most folks know the risk or should from media coverage and they still get on the floating petri dish. They expect it, their RIGHT to be rescued, housed, medical care and feed, putting an additional burden on our medical system.
Mike Pence needs to step up with a bill for service rendered to the cruise line, that's the only thing we can do to stop the cruise lines. This should be for any venue, amusement park, convention, sport event, etc. We can not, nor do we have the medical resources to serve those that place themselves and the US at risk. Businesses that chose to profit from large events and assure safety should be severely punished financial.
IMOO....