Remember when Fauci said that vaccinations didn't impact me or anyone else like DeSantis said?
No? You don't? That's OK. Listen to the man in his own words:
DeSantis for the win
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Remember when Fauci said that vaccinations didn't impact me or anyone else like DeSantis said?
No? You don't? That's OK. Listen to the man in his own words:
I just remember you claiming that Florida patients are not being transferred out of state. You claimed this did not happen recently -- while you failed to define your definition of "recent"
Yet every week we see more stories about Florida patients being transferred out of state.. Here is an example within the past week...
Hospitalizations look great (in decline) when you ship patients elsewhere.
Florida police officer with COVID-19 transferred to Ohio for care at Cleveland Clinic
https://www.cleveland19.com/2021/09...id-19-transferred-ohio-care-cleveland-clinic/
"DeSantis for the win" -- Reality: Loses once again in court.
Florida judge allows mask mandates to continue in schools after ruling against DeSantis
https://www.cnn.com/webview/us/live...s-09-08-21/h_51ab48dff48e67b143f9a5ae28c2974a
Second Circuit Judge John Cooper has ruled against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ appeal, allowing Florida schools to continue to have mask mandates while the case is appealed at a higher level.
Effective immediately, the state of Florida must stop their enforcement of a mask ban, which ends sanctions against several school districts who have implemented mask mandates.
DeSantis had appealed Cooper’s earlier ruling that that stated the governor overreached and did not have the authority to ban school districts from implementing mask mandates without a parent opt-out.
That appeal led to an immediate pause on mask mandates while a ruling was made. Thirteen Florida school districts have now implemented a mask mandate, without a parent opt out, defying an earlier executive order by the governor.
Cooper ruled he believed there was not enough irreparable harm to set aside the automatic stay triggered by the appeal.
“It’s undisputed that in Florida we are in the midst of a COVID pandemic. Based on the evidence I’ve heard, there’s no harm to the state if the stay is set aside,” Cooper said.
Cooper added that based on expert witnesses it is clear the only way to protect children who are unable to be vaccinated is to keep children isolated home, which would cause additional harm.
“It's undisputed that the Delta variant is far more infectious than the prior to their prior version of the virus, and that children are more susceptible to the Delta variant than to the form from a year ago,” Cooper said. “In particular for children under 12, they cannot be vaccinated. Therefore, there's really only one or two means to protect them against the virus as either stay at home, or mask.”
Cooper added that based on the evidence young students “arguably have no way to avoid this, except to stay home and isolate themselves.”
“I think everybody agrees, that's not good for them,” Cooper said.
Florida judge allows mask mandates to continue in schools after ruling against DeSantis
https://www.cnn.com/webview/us/live...s-09-08-21/h_51ab48dff48e67b143f9a5ae28c2974a
Second Circuit Judge John Cooper has ruled against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ appeal, allowing Florida schools to continue to have mask mandates while the case is appealed at a higher level.
Effective immediately, the state of Florida must stop their enforcement of a mask ban, which ends sanctions against several school districts who have implemented mask mandates.
DeSantis had appealed Cooper’s earlier ruling that that stated the governor overreached and did not have the authority to ban school districts from implementing mask mandates without a parent opt-out.
That appeal led to an immediate pause on mask mandates while a ruling was made. Thirteen Florida school districts have now implemented a mask mandate, without a parent opt out, defying an earlier executive order by the governor.
Cooper ruled he believed there was not enough irreparable harm to set aside the automatic stay triggered by the appeal.
“It’s undisputed that in Florida we are in the midst of a COVID pandemic. Based on the evidence I’ve heard, there’s no harm to the state if the stay is set aside,” Cooper said.
Cooper added that based on expert witnesses it is clear the only way to protect children who are unable to be vaccinated is to keep children isolated home, which would cause additional harm.
“It's undisputed that the Delta variant is far more infectious than the prior to their prior version of the virus, and that children are more susceptible to the Delta variant than to the form from a year ago,” Cooper said. “In particular for children under 12, they cannot be vaccinated. Therefore, there's really only one or two means to protect them against the virus as either stay at home, or mask.”
Cooper added that based on the evidence young students “arguably have no way to avoid this, except to stay home and isolate themselves.”
“I think everybody agrees, that's not good for them,” Cooper said.
"No surprise here that Judge Cooper concluded that he is unlikely to be overruled on appeal. We (unsurprisingly) disagree. Today we plan to file our emergency motion to reinstate the stay, and we anticipate the appellate court will rule quickly, much like during the school re-opening case last year."
https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/...-considers-blocking-floridas-mask-mandate-ban
https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/...-considers-blocking-floridas-mask-mandate-ban
Let's take a look at recent news from Sept 6th...
"In the past seven days, on average, the state has added 325 deaths and 22,308 cases each day, according to Herald calculations of CDC data. This is a record high."
Florida's COVID update: 1,338 more fatalities; average daily reported deaths reaches record high
https://tylerpaper.com/ap/national/...cle_2353dbb1-4fbd-510c-b760-f7e28697244d.html
From the CDC website itself. Right from the horse's mouth.
Your article, your claim, your comic - all lies. GWB lies ™
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#trends_dailydeaths
Maybe you need to go read the Miami Herald article on the new COVID death reporting system put in place by the DeSantis administration which makes it look like deaths are always declining -- - while they are actually not.