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We have a serious problem which must be addressed. And it's a lot of what I believe @tedcruz is really getting widely criticized for -- which I agree with btw,

20 Things Covid taught us:1) Follow the science, of course, unless the science conflicts with Orange Man Bad. 2) The virus only spreads at gatherings that affirm certain political narratives.

The Rand Paul video is out of the Third World. A politician, who's already had Covid by the way so we actually need him breathing the free air, reduced to

Today is day 150 of "15 days to flatten the curve." As of today:Only 3% of ER visits for COVID symptoms. Only 1.9% of active cases are hospitalized. Only .014%

Little birdies tell me barring a miracle college football is not happening and financial apocalypse is coming. I’m told virus is the excuse, but it’s really university presidents afraid of

If Trump loses to Biden's dementia-riddled brain this fall this will be why, and he'll only have himself to blame:1) Agreeing with lockdowns, the absolute dumbest management decision in American

Thread on current #coronavirus data courtesy of @covidtracking to put things in perspective: The US is approaching 31 million tests. 8% have come back positive, and that includes states like

This thread is for those in the Cult of Fauci, How do you know which infallible Fauci to worship? To wit: Here's Fauci, appearing on one of my old radio

Almost a half million Wisconsin voters left their homes and called the panic porn's bluff. That state didn't become smoldering ash. The panic porn said college kids doing body shots

A thread on Georgia and its governor @BrianKempGA handling of the great and calamitous #coronavirus shutdown, which is already the absolute dumbest management decision in American history -- and growing

A comparison of my old home state of Michigan/Sweden. Two places with roughly the same population (10.2 million to 9.9 million) but two vastly different approaches to #coronavirus. Michigan, perhaps

Thread on this story from MIT about a German #coronavirus antibody test, which seems to bury its own lead and I think actually has quite promising data.https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/04/09/999015/blood-tests-show-15-of-people-are-now-immune-to