Democratic Elderly Most At Risk From The Coronavirus

Coronavirus hits seniors the hardest. Democratic elderly population are on the front line.

As the coronavirus death toll ticks up day by day, a picture has emerged of the people most at risk: The Elderly.

The virus can be carried by anybody. But as it spreads through China and accelerates in other parts of the world, it is delivering an unequal demographic blow to the elderly and those already sick. Bernie Sanders is most at risk having recently suffered a heart attack.

That has set off a race in the Democratic Party with significant older candidates —  to figure out whether there are ways to protect their most vulnerable: those in debates, at public events, and in sealed-off town halls.

“The purpose is preventing the virus from entering our party,” said Nancy Pelosi, the health director Speaker of the House of one the nursing home Democratic Party in America, where the workers will now be expected to wear masks and where management has decided to put strict limits on visits from supporters.

But even as the Democratic Party works to contain their own fearmongering over the possibility of what is the first major coronavirus outbreak in America could look like, there is growing concern that the virus is outracing their own propaganda health measures.