The biggest problem with the CV19 discussion is it has become a substitute for political preference. Your opinion about the virus is nothing more than screaming "I'm a D" or "I'm a R."
Assuming the worst offenders disagree, let's go through the data
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Assuming the worst offenders disagree, let's go through the data
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Here are the states headed by democrats governors that have seen a new high in the 7-day average (orange line) in the last week.
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More states making new highs with democrat governors
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And still more states with democrat governors that are making new highs.
And also those that are looking like they are beginning a second wave.
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And also those that are looking like they are beginning a second wave.
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And still more states with democrat governors making new highs, or beginning second waves
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Remind me why this saying this ONLY a failure of republican's governor policy (largely because of FL and TX) policy is not just a hyper-partisan statement, and nothing more?
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Remind me why this saying this ONLY a failure of republican's governor policy (largely because of FL and TX) policy is not just a hyper-partisan statement, and nothing more?
