Well, howdy there, internet people? It's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about duty,

obligations, and accusations. And supporting our troops, and by our troops, I mean mean our health care workers and that's not really a stretch of the

imagination to call them that it's not an exaggeration right now they're in the fight

they're on the front lines They're the ones taking the risk

And they're not getting the support they need they deserve from areas where they should always be able to count on the support.

Instead, they're catching the blame from them.

Y'all remember 2003, 2004.

Soldiers, or troops, literal troops, buying their own armor before they went over, their own optics,

stuff like that. It was a national scandal. It was a national scandal was a national scandal because it's appalling to send our troops to

the front line without the armor they need, without the protective equipment they need.

And instead of it being a scandal, painting the government in an incompetent light right now, the

government, the leadership, is trying to pass the blame down to those on the front line.

Well, they're headed out the back door, accusing them. He added out the back door so they could be sold, huh?

A statement said with no evidence whatsoever,

nothing presented.

I'm telling you if they are going out the back door and being sold.

Tell me where. I got some hospitals around me that would love to buy them.

Only to bet you won't be able to do that.

Because it's not true.

It's just something that was made up to cover up his shortcomings.

And then hospitals are hoarding vents.

Hospitals are the people who are supposed to have the vents.

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