The article highlights how the Trump administration's actions have negatively affected the bird flu campaign in the US. More than 168 million birds have been killed, and the virus has spread to 17 states.
The administration's response is criticized for:
The Health Secretary's suggestion to let the virus spread through poultry flocks to find immune birds is described as reckless and dangerous, prompting an investigation by Democratic lawmakers.
This inaction has severe consequences for public health and agriculture, jeopardizing efforts to contain this serious disease outbreak. The conflicting approaches between the government's response and scientific advice underscore the political and societal challenges associated with tackling the epidemic.