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    An op-ed piece in the New York Times recently did not blame the Chinese government for the COVID-19 pandemic that has brought the world to a standstill.

    The post did not blame Republicans, Democrats or Independents. Of course not.

    Katherine Stewart instead tossed the responsibility and blame on people of faith.

    After all, the religious right is anti-science, as she claimed, and they support President Donald Trump, who the “newspaper of record” clashes with at press conferences on a regular basis.

    Stewart’s opinion article was published on March 27, 2020. It is titled “The Religious Right’s Hostility to Science is Crippling Our Coronavirus Response,” and Stewart makes her opinion clear that people of faith are the reason we are all might die.

    She blathers that Trump came into power with the determined assistance that denies science and bashes