@neelkashkari @WSJ "get the virus under control" ..if you recall we locked down for several months and yet the virus re-emerged. Perhaps lockdowns don't work? Same belief system that Fed/CB's control inflation. How's that been working out?

@stramsey @WSJ We never did a hard lockdown. In Minnesota, 90% of workers were deemed essential. Other countries locked down much more aggressively and their economies are benefiting from it now. They aren't out of the woods but the case load is low enough to control.

@neelkashkari @WSJ Sweden "They have highest ......" Look at All-Cause </end>

@neelkashkari @WSJ Are you an epidemiologist?

@neelkashkari @WSJ I said it in March (to the dismay of many Republicans I'm associated with)-we need to hard lockdown 6-8 weeks. The virus would likely run its course. As a country, we've not chosen that path. We're left with what we have now. Glad to see someone in a position thinking the same.

@neelkashkari @samori8 @WSJ what happens when you re-open again after 6 weeks and the virus comes back? Close again?? What do we do with the tens of thousands of newly failed businesses and tens of millions unemployed? Print trillions more and reduce their purchasing power while congratulating yourself?

@neelkashkari @WSJ Why government officials don't follow @naval is beyond me.

@neelkashkari @WSJ Because it really worked out for Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Spain. This is an “appeal to purity” fallacy - “if only we did a lockdown in a more pure, more obedient way, it would of worked.”

@neelkashkari @WSJ Are you high?!?!

@neelkashkari @WSJ This from someone who won't miss a paycheck. "We're in this together " Not really.

@neelkashkari @WSJ Sir, I was already unemployed for 4 months, the unemployment I received didn’t cover my bills, I drained savings. Now I’m back at work and earning 1/2 what I used to and unemployment is now 1/2 that. How will my daughter and I eat or where will we live?

@neelkashkari @WSJ Stay in your lane, making rich people richer in a horrible recession

@neelkashkari @WSJ No pain, no gain. That’s the sad truth with this virus.

@neelkashkari @WSJ “young children not only transmit SARS-CoV-2 efficiently, but may be major drivers of the pandemic as well.” Have you read this by @WmHaseltine ?

@neelkashkari @WSJ How about testing every child regularly?

@neelkashkari @WSJ Neel wants one more go to take the rest of the economy for his oligarch friends now that the first lockdown worked so well for them. Truly horrific what’s happening across economy due to this thinking. You do hard lockdown it will come back again - this thing is everywhere.

@neelkashkari @WSJ Please stick to what you know, which is stock market fraud and leave everything else alone. How many mandates do you have. I can not wait til protestors light up your regional offices

@neelkashkari @WSJ Neel, you have not got serious about outbreaks. Your team has embolden this Administration and the whole coubtry to ignore data. What did you think would happen?

@neelkashkari @WSJ You bailed out corona virus. What did you think would happen by numbing markets?