Lancet, established a special commission to keep tabs on “Public Policy and Health in the Trump Era.” The panel’s 33 commissioners — medical professionals of all sorts, along with assorted notables in legal and economic circles — have just delivered their final report, and media outlets worldwide are taking notice. They’re headlining the commission’s most stunning stat: that some 200,000 fewer Americans would have died from the coronavirus if the United States had treated COVID-19 with the same level of public health competence that its peer developed nations have demonstrated. “President Trump’s time in office,” the Lancet commission charges, “brought misfortune to the USA and the planet.”