Just a quickie in honor of World AIDS Day.
Well, this theory that I have — that is to say, which is mine… is mine.
Before the PEPFAR program — that’s the name of the program that we — that’s what we call the program that we dedicate money to, to help save lives — before it became into being, there was about 50,000 people receiving lifesaving drugs.
But good fiction has some basis in fact. Where is his basis in fact?
He makes stuff up…but then you knew that right?
um, this is STILL georgieland. see NOLA.
Point of inquiry: Bush says there were only 50,000 people receiving life-saving meds prior to the PEPFAR program’s existence and now 800,000 are receiving those meds. He also said that there are 39 million people living with HIV/AIDS. Does that number reflect worlwide…does it only reflect a certain population…does it include self-pay and private insurance? Holy shit, only 800,000 of 39 million receiving medication? Can someone fill me in or set me straight? Thanks.