At a recent Coronavirus Task Force briefing, President Trump had a salty exchange with journalists over a report from an Inspector General at the Health and Human Services Department (HHS). The president made clear that he saw the report as politically motivated saying it was “…just wrong.”
ABC News Chief White House Correspondent, Jonathan Karl, stated to the president that the author of the IG report – a phone survey of hospitals nationwide that described delays in testing and supply shortages – had been named to her post in January 2020, but did not mention she had been originally appointed during the Clinton Administration and served through both the Bush and Obama administrations.
Admiral Brett P. Giroir, HHS Assistant Secretary, also took issue with the report, saying that the survey was conducted between March 23-27, making it out-of-date; Admiral Giroir said that he was not informed about the survey until he saw it in the media.
An appointee from a previous administration causing political mischief with inaccurate data. Where have we seen this before during the Trump Administration? Here are two whopping examples: Full Story - Jerry Rogers - TownHall
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Another Pandemic Known as 'Social Justice'
The National Association of Scholars (NAS) has produced a report titled " Social Justice Education in America." Written by David Randall, it defines, describes, and delineates many of the destructive and deceptive ideas behind the innocent-sounding social justice programs that have mushroomed in American institutions of higher learning
