Just so we're clear on your position here...  A company donates to a governor's campaign. A pandemic hits the United States. The company produces a treatment for early illness. Hospitals report that patients do not know of this treatment option, or that it's free to them. The governor of a state with a large retiree population hears of this from the hospitals. And he's supposed to sit on the information so that he doesn't give the appearance of impropriety while citizens of his state, who could have benefited from this treatment, die?  Do I have that right? That's what you would have preferred he do? If I'm misrepresenting anything, please correct me.

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