The majority of WH staff people who got Covid from that Judge AMy party were white and that was posted all over the place... maybe you just ignore posts about white people
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The majority of WH staff people who got Covid from that Judge AMy party were white and that was posted all over the place... maybe you just ignore posts about white people
Trump's failed policies have already deliberately killed over 230,000 Americans. Blacks have been more adversely impacted by COVID than other races. Why don't you go ask Herman Cain's family what they think of Trump's COVID policies.
Race gaps in COVID-19 deaths are even bigger than they appear
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-f...d-19-deaths-are-even-bigger-than-they-appear/
Makes me wonder how many of those current +273k deaths were Trump supporters that could have voted especially in Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia and Nevada.
I know...sick thought.
Yet, I don't think the conspiracy theorists / Qanon want to go down that rabbit hole about the political vote of those that died that could have voted...lost Trump votes that could have made a difference ???
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This is a list of states whose political leadership are COVIDIOTS
Biden wants to see masks mandated in all 50 states. These are the ones that don't require them
https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/09/us/biden-mask-mandate-nationwide-trnd/index.html
Quick Summary
Alaska
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
What do these states -- all which have rapidly rising COVID cases -- have in common in regards to their political leadership?
Biden wants to see masks mandated in all 50 states. These are the ones that don't require them
https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/09/us/biden-mask-mandate-nationwide-trnd/index.html
Quick Summary
Alaska
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
What do these states -- all which have rapidly rising COVID cases -- have in common in regards to their political leadership?
Rising cases is not as big of an issue as death cases.
Some infected people have no symptoms, or just mild flu.
"Natural Herd Immunity" activist is happy to get COVID. Comeback for the follow-up where he is hospitalized in the upcoming days.
Nebraska state senator on contracting COVID-19: 'I finally got my wish'
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...on-contracting-covid-19-i-finally-got-my-wish
Nebraska state Sen. Mike Groene has contracted COVID-19 after previously saying he was hoping he would.
“As you know, I finally got my wish and cont[r]acted the COVID-19 virus. As I suspected it would happen," he wrote in an email to other state lawmakers, as reported by the Lincoln Journal Star.
The Republican senator is a proponent of “herd immunity” and has touted it as a potential solution to the global pandemic. He often doesn’t wear a mask while carrying out his legislative duties but doesn’t go out of his way to try and get infected either, he claims.
“I didn't do anything different than anybody else,” he said, according to KETV Omaha. “I isolate more than most people do. I was at my legislative work in Lincoln and had contact. And I'm glad I got it and got it over with. I don't see anything wrong with that.”
He believes he picked up the coronavirus at committee hearings either on Oct. 23 or Oct. 27.
Groene said that his symptoms were mild, "no more than a minor flu,” and included night sweats and a fever of about 100 degrees, the Journal Star reports.
"I've been sick a lot of times. This is not different. This is not cancer. My God this hysteria," Groene, 65, said.
Groene claims he protected himself and others throughout his illness and now can use his antibodies to fight the pandemic.
"I followed the rules. I protected my neighbor. I did it the right way. And I plan on donating blood as soon as I can so I can help others.”
Experts have been quick to blast the herd immunity strategy, with National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci calling it “nonsense.”
Among the reasons for doubting its effectiveness is a lack of adequate research findings on whether someone previously infected with COVID-19 can become reinfected in the future and the high health risks associated with the disease.
“Covid-19 carries a much higher risk of severe disease and death than other infections where herd immunity was attempted before a vaccine was available,” various public health groups said in a statement. “It is illogical to ignore public health and scientific evidence when so many lives are at stake.”
Nebraska state senator on contracting COVID-19: 'I finally got my wish'
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...on-contracting-covid-19-i-finally-got-my-wish
Nebraska state Sen. Mike Groene has contracted COVID-19 after previously saying he was hoping he would.
“As you know, I finally got my wish and cont[r]acted the COVID-19 virus. As I suspected it would happen," he wrote in an email to other state lawmakers, as reported by the Lincoln Journal Star.
The Republican senator is a proponent of “herd immunity” and has touted it as a potential solution to the global pandemic. He often doesn’t wear a mask while carrying out his legislative duties but doesn’t go out of his way to try and get infected either, he claims.
“I didn't do anything different than anybody else,” he said, according to KETV Omaha. “I isolate more than most people do. I was at my legislative work in Lincoln and had contact. And I'm glad I got it and got it over with. I don't see anything wrong with that.”
He believes he picked up the coronavirus at committee hearings either on Oct. 23 or Oct. 27.
Groene said that his symptoms were mild, "no more than a minor flu,” and included night sweats and a fever of about 100 degrees, the Journal Star reports.
"I've been sick a lot of times. This is not different. This is not cancer. My God this hysteria," Groene, 65, said.
Groene claims he protected himself and others throughout his illness and now can use his antibodies to fight the pandemic.
"I followed the rules. I protected my neighbor. I did it the right way. And I plan on donating blood as soon as I can so I can help others.”
Experts have been quick to blast the herd immunity strategy, with National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci calling it “nonsense.”
Among the reasons for doubting its effectiveness is a lack of adequate research findings on whether someone previously infected with COVID-19 can become reinfected in the future and the high health risks associated with the disease.
“Covid-19 carries a much higher risk of severe disease and death than other infections where herd immunity was attempted before a vaccine was available,” various public health groups said in a statement. “It is illogical to ignore public health and scientific evidence when so many lives are at stake.”
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump moved their kids to a new school after parents complained about the couple not following coronavirus protocols
https://www.businessinsider.com/jar...school-parents-coronavirus-complaints-2020-11
https://www.businessinsider.com/jar...school-parents-coronavirus-complaints-2020-11
So when states like Illinois have rising cases, its not due to leadership but when states like Iowa have rising cases, its leadership.
Are the governors of the states with rising cases taking appropriate action or not taking action whatsoever?
This separates out the elected leaders from the elected Covidiots.
So if you take "appropriate" action according to you and the narrative, but still have horrid results, and don't take "appropriate action" and have better results, the latter makes you a Covidiot.
I guess, in this case, I would prefer being the Covidiot. At least as far as you are concerned.