My Message to Trump I sent to the White House.

Dear Trump.  You have a moral and ethical dilemma starring you in the face during this moment in history.  I have a degree in International Economics/Finance/Business and I am still a reader and student of many topics. During my stay at the university, we had to take classes on business ethics and moral decision making.  In this case now before you, you have a dual sided problem where there is the serious problem of a virus and how many people may get sick and/or die from that virus. On the other hand, you have over 300 million Americans who will probably never get the virus but whose lives are being turned upside down because of the fear that are being spread throughout America by the media and the so-called professionals, who may know something about a virus, but who know nothing whatsoever about economics and the damage they are doing to the lives of millions of Americans who will not get the virus.  I do not mean to downplay the seriousness of the virus, but if the fear of the virus destroys the America lives and businesses all around America, who will not get the virus, is that not worse than the people who will get sick and possibly even die from the virus? Somehow, you can not let this virus destroy the American economy, which could years to recover, and the people it could destroy too. I think that there should be a certain time period when enough is enough, and it should be stated that people should return to their normal lives and businesses. I am giving you this advice because I am that only person who is going to give it to you straight, I think. You can not let this virus destroy America's economy and the Americans who live in this country.  May God Almighty help you in your wisdom, intelligence, to make the best decisions for the future of America.  I have faith that your heart is looking out for America's future, and now you have to play the politics that will cause the best outcome for the greater number of Americans and businesses. Regards.