On Wednesday, the Biden administration announced the launch of a new, one stop website for all the American public’s coronavirus needs — an objectively nice development that would have been even better had it not come in the year 2022, more than 800 days after the first case of COVID-19 (so named for the fact that it was initially classified way back in 2019) was confirmed in the United States.
Still, better late than never, I suppose, and we might as well celebrate the fact that the White House created this extremely obvious resource in the first place. Would it have been nice if the government had maybe done this, golly, a year ago? Sure, okay, yes, but let’s not nitpick. It’s here now, and honestly, it seems ... pretty good?
