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President Pandemic did nothing to hedge the oncoming inflation.

President Pandemic did nothing to hedge the oncoming inflation. | "ARE WE BETTER OFF TODAY THAN WE WERE TWO YEARS AGO? TWO YEARS AGO THE CITY OF NEW YORK HAD TO CONVERT 85-FREEZER TRUCKS TO MORGUES TO HANDLE COVID-19 DEATHS. TODAY, POST COVID INFLATION SUCKS. | image tagged in politics | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
267 views 5 upvotes Made by LarryCaird 2 years ago in politics
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2 ups, 2y
But... but... DestroidDdDdD!!!1
:P
4 ups, 2y,
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5 to 6 comorbidities... what a coverup of a scam...
3 ups, 2y,
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Reports coming out of CDC say that reports were altered to make things look better for President Pandemic, than they were. According to the world's premiere medical journal, Lancet, the Tangerine Traitor's mishandling of the pandemic contributed directly to the unnecessary deaths of 450,000 Americans, about half of our dead. Those people are not better off.
4 ups, 2y,
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Yes... and on Jan 20, 2021 the misleadia all of a sudden stopped their death tracker...
3 ups, 2y,
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That is a lie. Covid sites still report daily totals. The fact that Biden came to office with a plan to get vaccines in the arms of as many Americans as possible, as fast as possible, got us free of Covid restrictions safely. Covid was in the news for most of 2021. But, instead of telling people to drink bleach, the Biden Administration told people where and when to get the vaccinations that many MAGA extremists resisted.
2 ups, 2y,
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I said misleadia...
3 ups, 2y,
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I can read. Repeating a lie does not make it the truth.
3 ups, 2y
Hey, @CNN, I think you forgot your COVID tracker the last couple of days. It just sort of disappeared a couple of days ago. I'm sure this was just an oversight and you're dedicated to keeping us informed, so I look forward to seeing that on screen again any minute.

— Amelia (@AmeliaHammy) January 22, 2021
3 ups, 2y,
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Oh, and another thing... How many thousands of seniors did democrats kill by forcing them into Covid-infested retirement homes? That story got neatly swept under the rug by the misleadia...
4 ups, 2y,
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Hundreds of scientific studies have been done on Covid-19 in such homes. These studies note that the phenomenon was experienced here and in Europe. The first question that come to my mind is, "If you wanted to do a wholesale dispersal of this population, where would you send them?"

Nursing home staff learn methods of observing and reporting changes in patients' status, to control infections. As it happened, Covid-19 did not display such changes as noted in this study:

"Asymptomatic transmission was paramount to the dissemination and mortality of COVID-19. Unsuspectedly, many nursing homes were found to have widespread dissemination levels due to a combination of atypical symptoms shown by residents and no symptoms shown by staff." A study in Spain showed that 69.7% of residents and 55.8% of staff had asymptomatic COVID-19 infection.

How were people supposed to diagnose a problem that showed no symptoms? By the way, when the Biden Administration's vaccination program got into full swing, infection and death rates in this population practically disappeared. That wasn't given widespread coverage in the media, either.
0 ups, 2y,
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Moderna CEO Now Admits COVID-19 is Like Seasonal Flu – Says Only the Vulnerable Need a COVID Booster Shot
3 ups, 2y,
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A seasonal flu? Not quite. He said that future boosters, now that we have herd immunity and the crisis has passed, could be optional for young, healthy people. He was talking about the booster market, not the disease. Everyone expected this to happen. The boosters should be encouraged for the 1.5-billion of the world's at-risk population. But no one in their right mind would say that a disease which killed one-million Americans in a season is in itself "like a seasonal flu." Talk about "misleadia."
0 ups, 2y,
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Yes... keep ignoring the fact that an overwhelming majority of people who "died from Covid", had 5 to 6 comorbidities...
2 ups, 2y,
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And, you have no idea what a co-morbidity is. Experts on epidemiology say that about half of those who died, did so because President Pandemic was playing games rather than following a clinical plan to preserve lives. A plan was in place for such an event, which he threw out, when he closed the office established to oversee the plan. A co-morbidity could be a lung disease or heart disease that modern medicine has the capacity to keep at bay. Few of them were "at death's door," when Covid-19 came knocking. Almost all of them were happy, relatively healthy people with families and friends who loved them and miss them.
0 ups, 2y,
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"The controversial directive for New York nursing homes to admit COVID-19 patients increased the death toll among residents — and Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s claims otherwise have been disproven, according to a New York State Bar Association report"
2 ups, 2y,
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Report of the New York State
Bar Association’s Health Law Section
Task Force on COVID-19

I cannot find the wording in your posting in my reading of this 65-page report. It is not my intention to defend former Governor Cuomo, but to assume that the patients who were readmitted to lower levels of care after their disease was sub-acute would have fared better in an acute care bed, requires proof. Your posting offers none, nor does it offer a method of obtaining a scintilla of supporting evidence.

I did find an analysis of this report by a Personal Injury lawyer. He posited that these patients could have been transferred from the overcrowded/licensed acute care facility to the unlicensed "acute care," operation that was set up at the Javitz Center, or to a Hospital Ship. My personal experience, as a former night manager (Administrative Officer of the Day) at a VA Medical Center, is that acute care hospitals do not routinely take transfers of patients from similar facilities, just to shift responsibility. I go back to my original question. Where else was there to send these patients?
0 ups, 2y,
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The 242-page report by the NYSBA’s Task Force on Nursing Homes and Long-Term Care also blasts Cuomo for not reversing the Department of Health’s “unreasonable” mandate sooner than he did, saying it remained in effect weeks longer than necessary.
2 ups, 2y,
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You meant the report that said:

"Things went strikingly wrong. They went wrong for a variety of reasons. They went wrong due to a failure to recognize the depth and scope of the problem early. They went wrong because information was suppressed, in China and at the hands of the President. They went wrong because too much faith was placed in the ability of the health care system to check the epidemic. They went wrong because elements of the public health structure had been weakened. They went wrong because early efforts to check the virus’ spread were ineffectual. They went wrong because testing failed. They went wrong because warning signs, big, flashing warning signs, were missed. They went wrong because the virus was not understood – especially that asymptomatic spread was a feature of this virus, unlike other recent viruses. They went wrong because there was not enough PPE. And, they went wrong because the virus arrived so quickly in New York and with so much virulence that adjustments could not be made in time to avoid catastrophic consequences."

It appears that Cuomo was only part of the problem.
0 ups, 2y
No, I meant the thousands that lost loved ones because of democrat politics...
2 ups, 2y
And yet NY was better off then.
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2 ups, 2y,
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Conservaturds can only think about themselves
3 ups, 2y
2 ups, 2y
The only thing conservative about the MAGA movement is their misuse of the label. I disagree with real conservatives, but I respect them.
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