The USNS Comfort arrived in New York City Monday to help relieve hospital crowding in the nation's largest city, despite assertions from some in the media that the ship's quick deployment was not realistic.
President Trump announced on March 18 he was ordering the deployment of two Navy hospital ships, the USNS Comfort and the USNS Mercy, to New York and Los Angeles to assist efforts in combating the coronavirus. Trump said they would be deployed " in the next week or so."
During a White House task force briefing two days later, NBC reporter Peter Alexander pressed Trump on his predicted timetable for the ship deployments, asking if he was worried about giving Americans "a false sense of hope."
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They better PRAY they don't get 1 case on that Ship.
ReplyDeleteThe MSM will come to judgement.
ReplyDeleteSkepticism is a mild word fore what those wrong headed talking heads said about this
ReplyDeleteGo Navy
ReplyDeletePres Trump got it done
to get that ship repaired / loaded / staffed and underway is remarkable in the time frame they did it
God Bless our people in uniform and Pres. Trump
Democrat Skepticism !!!!
ReplyDeleteCuomo Never Satisfied !!! He Democrat , who likes to Monday mourning
ReplyDeleteQuarterback Trump's Good deeds !!!