From WSJopinion: Public panic and media scorn are shutting down important debates about how to tackle the virus, writes Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo
Potomac Watch: After weeks of getting played by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the Senate GOP demand virus-aid votes.
Image: Michael Reynolds/EPA/ShutterstockThe fear surrounding Covid-19, combined with the media’s judgmental portrayal of new coronavirus cases as failures of political leadership and citizen morality, are backing policy makers into a corner and seeding social turmoil. Rising case numbers are the expected result of basic, powerful human desires to participate in life. Rather than acknowledge this, politicians are allowing fear to fuel poor policy decisions.
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