There’s something about animal breeders, maybe?
Remember back to Katrina and “Heck of a job, Brownie” pretty much became the password to unlock all the Bush failures. Michael Brown was put in charge of something he knew nothing about. He came to government work after being a horse breeder and supervisor of judges at the International Arabian Horse Association. He displaced a great city and was responsible for killing hundreds of people.
By the way, he’s now a rightwing talk show radio host.
Anyway, up pops another one.
Alex Azar, Secretary of Health and Human Services, told the country in late January that we had a test for the virus. We didn’t.
Shortly after his televised comments, Azar tapped a trusted aide with minimal public health experience to lead the agency’s day-to-day response to COVID-19. The aide, Brian Harrison, had joined the department after running a dog-breeding business for six years. Five sources say some officials in the White House derisively called him “the dog breeder.”
I’m just saying this. Garbage in, garbage out.
And here’s Azar, still to this day claiming that he and Trump have done an excellent job. They are still waiting for the virus to disappear like magic.
This virus is something we need to science the crap out of, and they put dog breeders in charge.