In America the Choice – Death, Coronavirus or the Economy

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In America the Choice – Death, Coronavirus or the Economy

By Roger Caldwell, NNPA Newswire Contributor Under the direction and management of President Donald Trump and his coronavirus pandemic task force, there has been mass death. With over 56,000 deaths, and over one million cases of the virus, there are still no masks, limited ventilators, limited gowns, limited tests-kits and massive corruption. Instead of President

Source: The Charleston Chronicle

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