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1 hour ago, SoCal Deek said:

And after two years....you still think this is what the public policy debate has been about?  Really?


HA! Of course not - it was just a report card on @Big Blitz efforts here… he’s winning.

 

lmao

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8 hours ago, BillStime said:

SHOCKED

 

 

 

 

April 2021 to March 2022 - hahahahaha 

 

Why those dates??  Is that when the dots align nicely for the low infos to absorb?  

 

What's the data PRE VACCINE AVAILABILITY and IN TOTAL since 2020? 

 

 

Death Rates since the beginning of this sham:

 

#5 is New Jersey

 

#9 is Michigan

 

#10 is New York

 

#16 is Florida

 

Your data is hot garbage.

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Still not a single mention of the country having passed ONE MILLION deaths. Nope! Now we’re told we have to discuss two self indulgent actors in a ratings promoting slap fest for days on end. 

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5 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Has to be the first time in human history that the older generation has chosen to harm the younger generation under the guise of ‘protecting’ the older generation. Shameful public policy! 

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Has anyone else noticed this?  We flew to Hawaii yesterday. On the plane they said the CDC says to prevent the spread of germs……. And at the hotel there were CDC fliers up that said to prevent the spread of germs……. 
 

Germs?   Since when did this all turn into protecting each other from germs?  So the CDC has now become germaphobic??  😡

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A FINAL REPORT CARD ON THE STATES’ RESPONSE TO COVID-19
NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH
Phil Kerpen
Stephen Moore
Casey B. Mulligan


States that did the worst during covid:

New Jersey
DC
(ok, so not a state but listed at 50 with an F-)
New York
New Mexico
California
Illinois
also got an F.

 

The Relationship Between Mortality, Education, and Economy Scores
Excluding the geographically unusual cases of Hawaii and Alaska to focus on the continental U.S., there is no apparent
relationship between reduced economic activity during the pandemic and our composite mortality measure.


Education
School closures may ultimately prove to be the most costly policy decision of the pandemic era in both economic and
mortality terms. One study found that school closures at the end of the previous 2019-2020 school year are
associated with 13.8 million years of life lost. An NIH analysis found that life expectancy for high school graduates is 4
to 6 years longer than high school dropouts. The OECD estimates that learning losses from pandemic era school
closures could cause a 3% decline in lifetime earnings, and that a loss of just one third of a year of learning has a
long-term economic impact of $14 trillion.

Unlike mortality or economic outcomes, closing public schools was entirely under the control of policymakers. Almost
all private schools were open.

This ranking and map from the tracking company Burbio show the cumulative share of in-person instruction in each
state, with part-time hybrid schedules counting at half weight.

 

https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/documents/NBERcovidstudy.pdf

 

 

 

 

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Love ya Alina, but asking partisan hacks to not be partisan (on BOTH sides) is a pipe dream.

 

Expect more "trust the (my) science" from morons who don't understand the first ***** thing about 4th grade science.

 

 

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