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15 Aug, 5 tweets, 2 min read
This whole viral thread being used by alarmists to claim kids are at some enormous risk from Delta is complete nonsense.

The claims are insane. 50% infection rate in 30 days when infection rates in schools were lower than in surrounding communities throughout the pandemic?
Sso tired of watching dishonest lunatics (alarmists and anti-vaxxers) manipulate people with numbers. The whole point of this thread is to advocate for a ridiculous and extremely harmful policy proposal of shutting down in-person school by abusing the data
We know these claims aren't close to accurate. LA just have 5 weeks of summer school and saw an infection rate of 0.4% and only 0.03% of those happened in schools... while she is relying on projections of 50%: hotair.com/allahpundit/20…
The reality is that Delta is far more contagious and kids will make up a larger share of cases given that many adults are vaccinated, but the data still suggests Covid-19 is low risk for young children and in-person school is very safe: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
Just to give more context to numbers in this ridiculous thread. The entire state of Texas has had ~5800 child Covid hospitalizations in the last year (Aug 2020-Aug 2021). She is claiming we will see that many daily moving forward.

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17 Sep
Thread: So CNN did this report citing the American Academy of Pediatrics suggesting a massive increase in cases among children. Something seemed off about the numbers so I decided to take a look.

cnn.com/2021/09/07/hea…
First, the very report still showed hospitalization and death rates among kids as incredibly low. Despite being unvaccinated and reports of hundreds of thousands ofcases, kids made up pretty close to 0 deaths. Image
But then looking at the pure number of case increases shows such a massive increase that it doesn't make sense purely w just more kids getting sick.

23K on the week of July 15th to over 200K in a week just barely a week later? Image
Read 6 tweets
17 Sep
If Biden views getting people vaccinated as important and hesitancy on the right as a problem, part of his job is trying to reach those people. Attacking R Governors with partisan barbs isn’t how you do that. Campaigning is easier, but it isn’t governing.
It was easy to portray yourself as a unifier when running against a divisive opponent, but Biden has made 0 effort to actually govern as a unifier. He’s intentionally picking fights with R Governors to deflect from the public failures of his administration.
DeSantis and Abbot didn’t force Biden admin to botch Afghan withdrawal, create a crisis on the border, screw up vaccine messaging repeatedly, try to illegally extend eviction moratorium etc.

Picking fights w them won’t fix those issues.
Read 4 tweets
13 Sep
This is a professor at Rutgers and alleged Human Rights Attorney cheering on convicted terrorists. 5/6 escaped prisoners were members of Islamic Jihad. 4 are serving life sentences for being behind attacks that included planting bombs to kill Innocent civilians.
I get that these people don’t think Jewish lives are worth much, but there is something seriously wrong when people in positions of power feel this comfortable publicly cheering on those who murder women and children because they know it is accepted in their circles.
As an example. This is Eliyahu Asheri. He was a an 18-year-old kid that was kidnapped, shot in the head, and then buried by Iham Kamamji. Kamamji also planned a suicide bombing but was caught beforehand. One of the "political prisoners" this Rutgers Professor wants freed. Image
Read 4 tweets
12 Sep
This is how misinformation spreads in the media. A far-left group puts together a report manipulating the numbers to create a different narrative and press reports it without any pushback.
The group compared overall crime numbers in 2020 to 2019 in 23 jurisdictions and found a decrease, but that's because half the stores/businesses were shut down for half of 2020 and people mostly stayed at home. Less opportunity for many crimes so the comparison makes no sense.
Meanwhile, the very same report found that homicides went up by an average of 31.4% in 22 or the 23 jurisdictions. That's rather significant and can't be ignored.
Read 4 tweets
29 Aug
It’s telling when certain “journalists” think that a publication telling a truth they find inconvenient to be a “journalism fail”.

They think recognizing reality instead of spinning like activist is a mistake.
Check the quote tweets to the NYT tweet. Journalists are throwing an extended tantrum because the NYT said something that is clearly true about Florida. That’s how conditioned they are to only allowing negative stories about the FL Governor.
FL is currently 22nd in overall vaccination rate, ahead of states like MI and IL. They are ahead (87.7%) of states like NY (86.2%), and CA (83.8%) for vaccinating seniors.

DeSantis has opposed mandates, but that rate doesn't happen by accident.
Read 4 tweets
18 Aug
Chris,

You've been obsessively attacking one Governor on a monthly basis since March 2020 on Covid-19. You've been wrong on almost every element of it, but keep doubling down.

Isn't it time to stop digging at some point?
I'm not even exaggerating. He attacked DeSantis on beaches, on opening schools, and everything else. He's focused on one Governor since March 2020 no matter what the data said...
CC has written more articles on Ron DeSantis than any other person over the last year and a half and all of them have the same message, which just isn't supported by anything substantive.
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