#Pandemic

Tate Reeves

tatereeves

Warning: this is straight talk. It assumes people can handle hearing hard truth and nuance. If you’re up for that, keep reading. Throughout this pandemic, everyone has leapt for the

Philosophical Engineer

letsthinkdeeply

I have gotten a number of questions about why we should be angry at Dr. Fauci, the NIH and CDC. The answer is simple, early in the pandemic a decision

Daniel Randall

therubykid

I think this campaign, whilst undoubtedly well-intentioned and containing much of value, ultimately gets the emphasis badly wrong. Its first demand is straightforwardly a mistake, in my view.https://zerocovid.uk/ “Full national

Håkan Geijer

hakan_geijer

The left has a problem with science denialism, and the pandemic has brought out the worst in some people leading to what is effectively a left-wing corona truther / conspiracy

Jim Woodgett

jwoodgett

I’m sure André appreciates the support, but (apologies to him) he doesn’t need it and the hashtag serves to direct people to the source of the issue. On the contrary,

Matt Sammon

SammonSez

Quick pontification on COVID (yeah, it’s still happening):We took our son for his annual physical today, all is well. His pediatrician, a man we’ve known and trusted for 11 years

Emily Gee

EmilyG_DC

Today’s #COVID19 vaccinations are a bright ray of hope after months of struggle and sacrifice. Even after the arrival of vaccines, the U.S. needs a campaign centered on harm reduction

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

In case anyone thinks this is over the top, recall last week the stories about falling antibody prevalence & concerns about duration of immunity?People like me tried to correct this

Jordan Schachtel

JordanSchachtel

There is no evidence that you, the individual, plays a role in facilitating or stopping virus spread. "Do your part" is a lie, a scam used to shift blame to

Samantha Craggs 🤓

SamCraggsCBC

And now, the mask bylaw. This would make mask wearing mandatory in indoor spaces inhabited by the public. That includes facilities & businesses. The fine would be $200 & it'd

Dr. Allison Campolo

AllisonCampolo

It's easy to think 'we made it' today. And some of us did. But many did not. 400,000+ Americans did not make it out of this Presidency unscathed. The people

Katherine Cross

Quinnae_Moon

There's no question that our nation is despairing over COVID-19. It feels like people have given up, or are heedlessly killing each other with this virus. That, if only we

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

I feel like the guy on the right some days. I honestly don’t enjoy any of this #COVID19 tweeting. I do see hope, but to reach the light at the

Luke Ramseth

lramseth

Might seem like a small thing, but: @DelbertHosemann just announced a second Mississippi Senate committee room where meetings will be streamed online in 2021. That's smart in a pandemic, but

Tom Inglesby

T_Inglesby

Both positive trends and concerning news happening on COVID in recent days. Great news in the 40% reduction in reported new cases since the peak 3 weeks ago. Lowest daily

James Bloodworth

J_Bloodworth

If the Great Barrington Declaration (such a portentous name for something signed by so many fake names) were listened too we’d likely never see off the virus because allowing it

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