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Mercor said:
Ron DeSantis accompanied wife to cancer treatment while critics claimed he was 'missing'
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LOL, it changed from 'few days off' to just Cancer suddenly

His press secretary, Christina Pushaw, tweeted Thursday that the governor has "a wife and 3 kids ages 1-5, and it’s not surprising if he wants to take a few days off at Christmas to spend time with his family, especially as his wife is battling cancer. I don’t criticize (President Joe) Biden for going to Rehoboth Beach all week, right?"
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/po...a-gov-ron-desantis-covid-cases-surge-n1286785

Why do Republicans lie so much?
 
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gwb-trading said:
Florida's COVID-19 death toll tops 53,000
https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2021/09/27/floridas-covid-19-death-toll-tops-53000

The COVID-19 death toll in Florida has jumped to 53,580 people, after a state Department of Health report Friday added 2,340 deaths. The 53,580 deaths, as of Thursday, were up from 51,240 deaths reported a week earlier.

More broadly, the new numbers reflected the continuing effects of a surge in cases in recent months that drove up deaths. As an example, the Department of Health on Aug. 27 reported that 43,979 people had died since the start of the pandemic. That means the death total has increased by 9,601 in less than a month. In all, Florida had totaled 3,539,272 cases as of Thursday.

The surge was fueled by the highly contagious delta variant of the coronavirus, which particularly threatened unvaccinated people. After hospitals filled with patients this summer, the state has seen steady decreases in hospitalizations in September.

Numbers posted Friday by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said 7,478 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 in Florida. That was less than half of the 17,088 patients with COVID-19 a month earlier.
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Florida currently sits at 19 of 50 for Covid deaths per capita. How does it feel to be wrong?
 
wildchild said:
Florida currently sits at 19 of 50 for Covid deaths per capita. How does it feel to be wrong?
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Let's take a look at reality...

Florida politics prove deadly when it comes to COVID
https://www.axios.com/local/tampa-bay/2022/03/29/florida-politics-covid-deaths

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COVID is killing more people per 100,000 in red states than in blue states, Axios' Will Chase and Caitlin Owens report.

Why it matters: "The COVID-19 pandemic removed any doubt that state policies can affect health outcomes," Virginia Commonwealth University professor Steven Woolf recently argued in JAMA.

Zoom in: Florida ranks 16 out of the top 25 states in deaths per 100,000 residents, per new data from the CDC.
  • At least 73,018 Floridians have died from COVID-19.
By the numbers: Death rates in Florida and Georgia (more than 200 deaths per 100,000) were much higher than in states with largely vaccinated populations such as New York (112 per 100,000), New Jersey (73 deaths per 100,000), and Massachusetts (50 per 100,000).
  • Between August and December 2021, Florida experienced more than triple the number of excess deaths (29,252) as New York (8,786), despite both states having similar population counts — 21.7 million and 19.3 million, respectively.
Between the lines: The partisan gap across the states, measured by deaths above what would normally be expected, was particularly stark during last year's Delta wave, when all adults had access to vaccines but stark differences emerged between the vaccination rates of Democrats and Republicans.

The bottom line: The virus has proved itself to be exhaustingly unpredictable in many ways over the last two years.
  • But there's no doubt that tools like high-quality masks and vaccines reduce the risk of catching the virus, and in the case of vaccines, of dying from it.
 
gwb-trading said:
Let's take a look at reality...

Florida politics prove deadly when it comes to COVID
https://www.axios.com/local/tampa-bay/2022/03/29/florida-politics-covid-deaths

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COVID is killing more people per 100,000 in red states than in blue states, Axios' Will Chase and Caitlin Owens report.

Why it matters: "The COVID-19 pandemic removed any doubt that state policies can affect health outcomes," Virginia Commonwealth University professor Steven Woolf recently argued in JAMA.

Zoom in: Florida ranks 16 out of the top 25 states in deaths per 100,000 residents, per new data from the CDC.
  • At least 73,018 Floridians have died from COVID-19.
By the numbers: Death rates in Florida and Georgia (more than 200 deaths per 100,000) were much higher than in states with largely vaccinated populations such as New York (112 per 100,000), New Jersey (73 deaths per 100,000), and Massachusetts (50 per 100,000).
  • Between August and December 2021, Florida experienced more than triple the number of excess deaths (29,252) as New York (8,786), despite both states having similar population counts — 21.7 million and 19.3 million, respectively.
Between the lines: The partisan gap across the states, measured by deaths above what would normally be expected, was particularly stark during last year's Delta wave, when all adults had access to vaccines but stark differences emerged between the vaccination rates of Democrats and Republicans.

The bottom line: The virus has proved itself to be exhaustingly unpredictable in many ways over the last two years.
  • But there's no doubt that tools like high-quality masks and vaccines reduce the risk of catching the virus, and in the case of vaccines, of dying from it.
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Lets look at reality. The Florida death rate per capita is near the middle. They did neither a good nor bad job.

You are a liar.
 
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