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Alex Berenson
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1/ I'm going to try to explain this once more for all the blue-checks insisting that they KNOW lockdowns work.The models failed. In real time. Even in NY state, the
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1/ I try to analyze dispassionately. But I will admit I am ANGRY about the way we have largely ignored the massive harm lockdowns and school closings have on kids.
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Why aren't we talking about WHO is really at risk here? And WHERE they are at risk? Because "social distancing" and lockdowns are an incredibly inefficient way to protect nursing
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Jed: Are hospitals outside NYC full, or (in some cases) shutting from lack of patients? Have the models been revised down again and again? Have hospitalizations come in far below
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1/ Look, I get why people were so scared three or four weeks ago. I was too. But now - for the media to ignore the real demographics and scare
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1/ Let’s talk more about the magic of “social distancing”: yesterday the Ohio governor said it had reduced the state’s projected peak daily cases from 62,000 to 1,600. Awesome! But
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And in Oklahoma City a hospital has now CLOSED. Not enough patients. This is not a small hospital - 238 beds, been around more than 100 years. Note: Oklahoma does
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They’ve already won. We have never, ever been terrified like this. I was in NY after 9/11 and pretty fast it was f— those guys, we need to move ahead.
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1/ #COVIDー19 is devastating hospitals and employees nationally. But not for the reason you think. They are empty - prepared for a surge that has not come - and burning
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1/ So I think this is a really excellent, non-hysterical thread on the real potential dangers of #COVID - @JDVance1 is smart and thoughtful - and it highlights yet again
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I received many more, but here’s a sample. A bit of color to back the Florida etc bed data. Seems clear that hospitals nationally are emptier than they have been
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Michael: I am very aware of the pain that 10 million unemployed Americans (maybe 15 million now, we’ll see Thursday) are suffering for a “pandemic” that now appears unlikely to
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