But maybe @GovStitt or his PR team can step in and fudge the statistics, to make Oklahoma look better.
Don't worry, @GovStitt has the score at Kansas 5, Oklahoma 0. Reducing the stats like he did during much of the pandemic.
Oh wait, we lost on that?...
Don't worry, @GovStitt says that last Kansas touchdown against Oklahoma doesn't officially count, because there was not a PCR test for it, only a rapid antigen test.
If Stitt gets around to it, he will do a PCR test (much) later, to see if the touchdown was real.
At best, natural immunity is ~1% more effective than 2-dose Pfizer vaccine from 6/1/21-8/14/21.*
Pfizer vaccine: 16024 of 16215 protected from symptomatic infection (~99%)
Prior infection: 16207 of 16215
Both ~100% effective against hospitalization and death during time.
Count 1: @SenatorLankford is a Senator from Oklahoma and has paid staff resources, including the Congressional Research Service, to adequately understand and communicate the results of vaccine studies, yet has failed to use that staff effectively. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congressi…
The @CDCgov not faultless in this data failure, but Florida epidemiologists knew, or should have known, Floridians were not informed of the extraordinarily high infection and death rate in the state.
Of the 10 worst weeks since 5/1/2021, based on excess deaths, 5 were in Florida
There is still a path for @joy4ok vs. @ChuckHoskin_Jr in the general, and it would immensely raise 2022 participation within the Five Nations and others.
And it would be refreshing to have a positive general campaign season, for once.
IMO, in Oklahoma, a Conservative Democratic administration is equivalent to a Moderate (i.e., not insurrectionist) Republican administration.
All Oklahomans who are against the current path of the Oklahoma GQP, maybe should look at both angles.
That means that every Republican primary should have a moderate Republican challenger, and EVERY office/seat should have a Democratic challenger, if only to improve turnout among Oklahomans who want a more sane path for Oklahoma politics.
They did it to spread disinformation, set up excuse for the deaths, and most disgustingly,
To Astroturf for DeSantis.
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/2 At the time of this post, the debunked @CarlyAtch tweet of Thursday had 76 retweets, the first being from the Press Secretary of Florida Governor DeSantis, Christina Pushaw.
Coordination, or coincidence?
/3 On my scan through the 76 retweets, I found 4 (allegedly) Oklahoma-based posters, 2 being institutional, and 2 appeared to spam retweet dozens of GOP-propaganda tweets daily.