Attorneys general in Indiana, 13 other states: Let’s hold China accountable

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7 thoughts on “Attorneys general in Indiana, 13 other states: Let’s hold China accountable

  1. Good luck trying to extract information out of a foreign government when the USA is trying to lay $5 – $10 trillion of liability on them. And China would have a legitimate case that we failed to mitigate our damages by our failure to take prompt and efficient countermeasures as most other developed countries have managed to accomplish. One final note: Why is Curtis Hill still referred to as “Indiana Attorney General”.

    1. As long as the investigation also includes all the intelligence information from late January and February that was ignored, sure, make sure that’s in the public record too…

      I also don’t understand why they’re spending all this time blaming China when they’ll eventually settle on the true bogeyman – Obama! Or Hillary! Or George Soros! Or Fauci! As long as someone gets the blame except Donald Trump, the investigation will be a success.

  2. the play is:

    china you had an accident and broke the world
    you owe us $10T
    we owe you $10T

    we will call it even and then we shred the T-bill registry

    that will be candidates platform this November

    1. John Q.P., that would cause a global collapse of the US bond market. You can’t just decide by fiat that you won’t honor certain bond holders since you *think* they caused you economic harm. It shows your naiveté to even suggest it. A better course would be to pursue damages via political negotiation.

    2. Ed: I am merely reporting what others are going to do and try.

      You are naive to think the threat of a bond meltdown will stop them.

      Be ready to come back and write a note retracting your off the cuff remarks.

  3. Too bad our AG’s are wasting time on this. Boo Hoo… The last world wide pandemic (1918) started in Kansas, but with wartime censorship and poor science, it took years to figure that out. How come we did not sue Kansas?

    This is all just political spin to shift the blame for a terrible response to someone else.

    AG’s should be forcing the issue on make sure people wear face masks in public, if they want to be doing something helpful for the citizens of their respective states.

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