On
Sunday, former VP Joe Biden refused to state if he supports a national
quarantine to fight the increasing coronavirus threat, opting instead to attack
both Trump and Sanders.
The
former Vice President, who many believe has locked up the party’s nomination,
was asked within the Democrat presidential debate if he thought a “national
lockdown” was in order to prevent the coronavirus from spreading. Rather than
answering the query head on, Biden reacted by stating that it was critical to
listen to ‘medical professionals.’
According
to Biden in an apparent attack on President Trump, what he’d do is what he did in
the previous administration. He’d call a meeting inside the situation room of
all of the professionals in the U.S. handling this crisis.
Biden
went on to say that specialists were more crucial than having universal health
care, like Bernie Sanders’s Medicare for All proposal.
According
to Biden, with all due respect to the proposal for Medicare for All, you have a
single-payer system inside Italy. It does not work there. It doesn’t have
anything to do with Medicare for All. It wouldn’t resolve the problem,
whatsoever.
Joe’s
refusal to state his views upon a national quarantine comes just days after the
former VP uncovered his proposal for responding to the coronavirus pandemic. As
the news reported last Thursday, numerous proposals offered by Joe already were
being incorporated by Trump’s administration.
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