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Representative Blames Chinese Government for Spread Of Virus

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GREEN BAY, WI (Ben Caxton) — Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher lays blame for the COVID-19 Coronavirus at the feet of the Chinese government, and he’s not alone. `Congressman Gallagher, on WTAQ in Green Bay, Wisconsin this week, blamed the virus on “the incompetence of a Wuhan virology lab”. [wrngallagher1] Gallagher says he supports taking measures against the Chinese government down the line. [wrngallagher2] Virology experts say the outbreak originally began at a Fish Market in China’s Hubei province.

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