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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
a fair question. rather than answering, you get insulted. not one of them can admit they’re wrong. not on anything.
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seems you didnt read it .... shocking
so ill spoon feed you
some of the nation's most respected health officials have said there is insufficient evidence showing that the 80-year-old drug, is a viable treatment in battling the new virus.
Yet President Trump has been an enthusiastic champion of hydroxychloroquine, calling it a "game-changer."
That's when his political connections proved useful.
Armstrong, who is a prominent
GOP activist, called
Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. He says Patrick reached out to
Texas state Sen. Bryan Hughes, also a Republican, who knew someone on the board of the New Jersey-based company Amneal Pharmaceuticals. The company, which makes and distributes the drug, has donated more than a million tablets nationwide, including to the states of Texas and Louisiana.
Two days later, Armstrong had received more than enough medication to begin giving it to patients.