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What constitutional responsibility does the federal government have to defend states from a disease? If there is credible evidence that China intentionally spread COVID-19 to American citizens, then treating those who are ill and further bankrupting our own country by continuing the attack on our economy somehow seems like an insufficient response.

You and your comrades were critical of the Iraq War. Are you satisfied that there is credible and actionable evidence that China committed an act of war against the United States that would demand a national response?

The death toll from the disease already exceeds 60,000. Nothing short of a pre-emptive nuclear strike followed by a declaration of war against China would suffice, IMO, if it can be proven that China deliberately launched a biological attack on the United States. Do you not agree?

I don't understand this new idea of jerking out the Constitution before we help Americans from disaster. I can't remember this sentiment at any other time.

Did the federal govt. assist in 9/11 aftermath? If NK launched a nuclear missile that hit the west coast would the federal govt. assist in disaster recovery?

Lots of comrades from both sides are critical of the Iraq War. Let's clean up the rubble before we start punching back.

Trump and other administration officials have said this was created and released by China. Since Trump and intelligence agencies don't jive, I'm not sure we can prove anything enough to support war, but we can prove enough to help Americans in need.