Summary of Lessons from the Covid War by Covid Crisis Group: An Investigative Report

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Lessons from the Covid War is a report from 34 experts on what went wrong and right with America's response to the pandemic. It shows how Americans struggled with systems that made success difficult and failure easy, and how they can come together, learn hard truths, build on what worked, and prepare for global emergencies. The book shows how Americans can come together, learn hard truths, build on what worked, and prepare for global emergencies.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookRix
• Release date: Apr 28, 2023
• ISBN: 9783755440840

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FROM TRAGEDY TO POSSIBILITY

The Covid Crisis Group formed in 2021 to lay the groundwork for a National Covid Commission. They have learned a lot and feel a duty to share how they size up the Covid war. A year into the crisis, Ashish Jha diagnosed reflection deficit disorder, which is a short course of treatment available to all sufferers. The authors of this book offer a sketch of the whole picture, focusing on what they believe mattered most. The response to COVID-19 was a global war against a global invasion, with four basic challenges: Prevent and warn, size up the danger, engage citizens, track the enemy, contain the attack, defend communities, and fight back.

The members of the group are angry because they feel that good Americans were let down by ineffective institutions, a slow and uneven initial response, shoddy defenses, and inadequate leadership. The Covid pandemic has caused 20 million premature deaths around the world, with 1.2 million of these deaths in the US. The U.S. rate of death from the pandemic is estimated to have been 391,000 fewer than that of the Europeans by the end of 2022. The federal government deployed more than $5 trillion in fiscal policy responses to deal with the pandemic, which was equivalent to nearly three-quarters of the entire American gross domestic product in 2020. Operation Warp Speed cost nearly $30 billion, and Americans felt their governance had let them down in performing the most fundamental task governments are expected to perform.

The Covid pandemic of 2020-21 was compared to the great influenza pandemic of 1918-19 in terms of scientific knowledge, health and medical institutions, and money available. Fareed Zakaria wondered if this was the new face of American exceptionalism, as only a handful of countries were able to lead, but lack of political will and preparation kept any real coalition effort from getting