President Trump was just criticized for not being in the lead in receiving COVID-19 vaccine, even as controversy reigns over who should get priority.  "Biden to receive COVID-19 vaccine Monday as Trump remains on sidelines," headlined the Chicago Tribune.   But Ed Lasky quipped, "I am old enough to remember when Trump was excoriated for being treated for COVID-19 while poor people did not get the same treatment." And boy, is he right: "Trump, Carson tout covid-19 treatments as lifesavers. But regular people find them harder to get," headlined an article by Josh Dawsey in the Washington Post less than a month ago, on November 25. "Frankly, the image of Trump coming out of Walter Reed and being better so quickly, I think it really gave a lot of people a false sense of security regarding what a treatment can do," said Jeanne Marrazzo, director of the division of infectious diseases at the...(Read Full Post)