Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, Associate Dean for Public Health at Michigan State University and founding director of the Pediatric Public Health Initiative, shares the story of how she blew the whistle on the Flint water crisis ten years ago, and how she's helping the children of Flint today.
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I also hope that the Infrastructure Bill provides for an overhaul of the pipes and water system in Flint and subsidises replacement appliances that have been ruined as a result of the bad water. When GM noticed that parts were rusting on the cars on the assembly line, their water source was switched back immediately. This attempted "genocide" must not go on.
Only beginning, disgraces. "False start!"
I can't take Couric seriously on anything after all those idiotic things she said about Trump supporters.