Yeah, the HCQ section IMHO has so much of a political tinge to it that it takes away credibility from the rest of the words. I’ve said this from the beginning, and it stands today, the credibility of those who are providing information is a great source of frustration. I don’t know who I believe... but I’m pretty sure I know when I’m being lied to or manipulated. Again, it applies to both sides of the argument. I’m quite certain that there’s good information to be had, but finding it without a political (primary) motivation is pretty difficult.
That said, when this is over, I hope that those who were using this for political gain (again, in either direction) get exposed, tarred, feathered, drawn and quartered. I suspect that there will be a few; and I suspect they will fall on the ‘I was just reporting the best information I had at the time.’ Much like Bert McDildo, the media taking the easy road and wrapping themselves in the flag of generating clicks as opposed to doing their job to provide unbiased and accurate accounting has done nothing more than drop the entire ‘journalism’ industry a few more pegs in my book.
I can’t tell if this amateur journalist is more of a Brett McMurphy or Jeff Snook for the Ohio coronavirus story.
