It’s amazing how many times we have already seen Democrats use the Coronavirus to try to advance their political agenda.
In the case of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, he recently advocated for socialism as a solution.
Townhall reports:
De Blasio: You Know, We Need to Nationalize Businesses to Fight the Wuhan Virus
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Saturday said he believes the Wuhan coronavirus is a prime example of why it’s important for the federal government to nationalize “crucial factories and industries.”
According to the Big Apple’s mayor, people can get tested for the virus, but it’s being done on a “priority structure” due to the limited number of tests that are available.
“Here’s the reality. This is a war-like situation. We’re in a wartime scenario with a Mar-a-Lago attitude being used by the federal government. It’s so laid back, and I don’t understand it,” he told MSNBC’s Joy Reid.
“By the way, testing. How about ventilators? Where is the federal government making sure our hospitals have the ventilators we’re going to need? Where is the federal government when it comes to surgical masks, getting them distributed? This is a case for a nationalization of crucial factories and industries – literally a nationalization – that could produce the medical supplies to prepare this country for what we need.”
Watch the video below:
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio tells @amjoyshow he believes the coronavirus makes the case for the nationalization of crucial factories and industries. pic.twitter.com/sNFsteBUYJ
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) March 14, 2020
Maybe de Blasio should just concentrate on doing his job.
@NYCMayor @BilldeBlasio Unfortunately NYC is approaching Coronavirus all wrong. Young, seemingly healthy people are likely spreading the virus far and wide. We have even more evidence from S Korea. Close the schools. https://t.co/KmA8hcIKkE
— Michelle Nedashkovskaya (@mpnedash) March 15, 2020
New York City needs real leadership right now.
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