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By S.T. Patrick By the time the 1918 influenza pandemic (Spanish Flu) had finished unleashing its wrath upon the population of the world, it had infected about 500 million of the world’s population. One in three had contracted the virus. The death toll had risen to around 50 million globally, with over 675,000 deaths in the U.S. alone. It had been one of the worst viral outbreaks since the Black Plague had killed one-third of Europe’s population in the 17th century. As Covid-19 now enters its second calendar year, comparisons are being made to the Spanish Flu, politically. President Woodrow Wilson was hit with a debilitating stroke in 1919 that left him unable to conduct, clearly and effectively, the daily duties of the executive office. His wife Edith, and his physician Dr. Cary Grayson served as gatekeepers, deciding what Wilson could do in the day, with whom he could communicate, and even what documents he would read. This has caused some overzealous historians to call Mrs.

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