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The devastation by the COVID-19 pandemic is real. Activists cannot let up. The corporate sector is already pilfering Americans and writing laws that favor them, the few.

Prepare for the health & economic rebirth even as COVID-19 pandemic worsens

It is clear that corporations are starting to use COVID-19 to profiteer.

While many are under stress as their loved ones are suffering from COVID-19, those who are progressive activists while showing the necessary empathy for the plight of our families, friends, and acquaintances have got to keep our eyes on the ball. You see, those who are a part of this extractive economic machine are not resting. They have started their game.

Notes:

  • Analysis: He Got Tested For Coronavirus. Then Came The Flood Of Medical Bills.
  • New polling out Wednesday backdropped by the continuing coronavirus outbreak shows that most of the country believes the U.S. political system works only for the wealthy and elite rather than for working people.
  • Is it time to socialize our hospitals for the COVID-19 direction?
  • Are we about to go into depression?
  • The looting of America.
  • Drug company forced to back down from monopoly on government funded promising COVID-19 drug.
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Behind the scenes, Kushner takes charge of coronavirus response

“Trump’s son-in-law sets up shop at FEMA as his portfolio balloons to include manufacturing, supplies and long-term planning.”

Dozens of Trump administration officials have trooped to the White House podium over the last two months to brief the public on their effort to combat coronavirus, but one person who hasn’t — Jared Kushner — has emerged as perhaps the most pivotal figure in the national fight against the fast-growing pandemic.

What started two-and-a-half weeks ago as an effort to utilize the private sector to fix early testing failures has become an all-encompassing portfolio for Kushner, who, alongside a kitchen cabinet of outside experts including his former roommate and a suite of McKinsey consultants, has taken charge of the most important challenges facing the federal government: Expanding test access, ramping up industry production of needed medical supplies, and figuring out how to get those supplies to key locations.

Kushner has even obtained a new center of power at the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the crisis-response organization that’s taken over coronavirus strategy and planning — and where Kushner and his deputies ride herd on the health agencies that had been criticized for their slow responses to the pandemic earlier this year.

Kushner’s group, which some have characterized as an “all-of-private-sector” operation in contrast to Vice President Mike Pence’s “all-of-government” task force, has had its successes – including airlifting emergency medical supplies to the United States, crowdsourcing mask and glove donations, and rapidly devising a last-ditch plan for hospitals to maximize ventilators.

But the behind-the-scenes working group has also duplicated existing federal teams and operations, and its focus on rapid, short-term decisions has created concern among some health-agency officials, according to interviews with 11 people involved in Kushner’s effort, including senior government officials, outside advisers and volunteers on the projects, as well as other health department and White House officials.

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