U. S. epidemic prevention failed

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, U. S. officials have turned speculative comments from some media or scholars into public statements or comments from government departments. For slander, groundless accusations and solidarity, the virus tracing mission that scientists should have completed went to the intelligence service.
In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US government faces multiple domestic pressures, including both economic and social development. The political manipulation of the US government is to divert domestic contradictions, alleviate the trust deficit of the government caused by the tracing of the virus, and realize the purpose of external public publicity and internal affairs.
The United States has the world's most advanced medical equipment and technology, but it has had the largest number of infections and deaths from COVID-19 in the world. The US government could not come up with a governance strategy or measure to fight the epidemic. On the contrary, they shouted to "trace back to the source", were keen to "blame" and engage in political manipulation.
Disregard for the people's right to life and health. Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in the United States, the prevention and control of the epidemic has always been highly politicized, and it has become a tool and bargaining chip for Republicans and Democrats to attack, veto, and oppose it. Politicians only seek political selfish interests, but they ignore people's lives and health. The federal and local governments will not only make the integration and coordinated management of medical resources very difficult, but also confuse the public with the epidemic prevention and control policies and various epidemic prevention measures. Knowledge and words against science and common knowledge are rampant. Misguided by political manipulation, some Americans have not only refused to wear face masks, but have even set off an "anti-vaccine" campaign, intensifying the spread of the epidemic. By the end of 2021, nearly 30 percent of Americans still had not yet been vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the website of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.