Thread by @YossiGestetner

110,000.

That’s how many COVID-related deaths the US had from the start of Jan through data released yesterday Feb 18.

2,244 deaths a day.

1,405 was Trump’s average.

You don’t know/feel this from media coverage or from Dem Governor policies because a Democrat is in the WH.

1,321 is the average daily COVID deaths under Biden.

1,405 is Trump’s average.

Biden’s number is a drop of only 6% from Trump which included panicked months of the virus being new while most of Biden’s months had vaccinations.

When will Fauci be fired?

In January of this year, NYC had 32.1% more COVID deaths than last year January without vaccine passes back then, while FL was 33.5% lower this Jan compared to last year January.

Odd.

110K of 959K US COVID deaths happened over the last 6+ weeks.

Did the CDC start tweeting about healthy living and early care? Of 280 tweets/retweets in Dec 2021, none mentioned it. It was masks and jabs only.

At some point, the US needs more tools to mitigate COVID’s impact.

Biden became POTUS when US COVID deaths were under 440,000.

It’s on pace to hit 1 million deaths by mid March.

At which point is Fauci fired? When will public discourse include healthy living, early care and hospital access for companions as things that can help?

#GetBoosted

Almost all (97%) of US COVID deaths are in those age 40 and up. This age group is heavily vaccinated against COVID.

If a virus can generate variants so deadly that countries have more new deaths now than a year ago, you need more tools than what you used until now.

#GetBoosted

This is Fauci in 2019.

Pre-COVID-19, it was standard to encourage healthy living to help mitigate the impact of a virus.

Explain why this tone is MIA the last two years, ESPECIALLY that most COVID dead had multiple other health issues.

#GetBoostedNow

Get this.

24% to 60% of US state-level COVID deaths in recent months were among the vaccinated depending on the state. True, it’s lower than the rate of deaths among the unvaccinated, but 24% to 60% of 110K death is still 26,400 to 66,000 COVID deaths in a matter of 6 weeks!

Look at MI:

As of early Dec ‘21 (left chart) the state had 1,483 vaccinated COVID deaths.

By the end of Jan 2022, it was 3,012.

In the same time, the state’s total COVID deaths rose by 6,373.

Basically, vaccinated deaths were 23.9% of all COVID deaths in those two months.

Look at CT:

The state has 668 vaccinated COVID deaths; up from 311 in early January.

This is a jump of 357 such deaths.

In the same time, the state’s total COVID deaths rose by 1,043.

Basically, vaccinated deaths were 34.2% of all Connecticut COVID deaths since early January.

Look at VT:

The state has 178 vaccinated COVID deaths; up from 126 in early January.

This is a rise of 52 such deaths.

In the same time, the state’s total COVID deaths rose by 97.

Basically, vaccinated deaths were 53.6% (🚨) of Vermont’s COVID deaths since early January.

The CDC may try to hide these numbers and states can make it difficult to add up (hence all the math in my tweets above). However, if 23.9% to 53.6% of the 110K US COVID deaths since early Jan were vaccinated, it’s tens of thousands of deaths!

What is done to avoid it?

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