The lost year: What the pandemic cost teenagers

Propublica ^ | 3/8/21 | Alec MacGillis

[volunbeer]

Kids paid a big price and they did not need to do so.

[rlmorel]

Okay, thanks for saying so.

It wasn’t that you disagreed with even my opening, because I understand people disagree especially with things like this.

It was the verbiage and tone you used in disagreeing that I found off-putting.

[Svartalfiar]

Recently, Fuller told me, she had received an envelope in the mail from the New Mexico education department. She opened it and found a letter demanding to know why Landon had been truant from his online classes during the fall semester. The bureaucratic oversight stunned her. “He would be in school if he wasn’t dead,” she said.

[whitney69]

“Out of control government did.”

I hope you are referencing state government for the physical actions. The shutting down of the states and the woke actions have been basically in their hands, not that of the feds during the Trump parts. He made offers to them they refused so they could use the “pandemic” as a tool to further their efforts toward the garnishing of votes. And they were even willing to throw a few the largest states governors, like California, Michigan, and New York, under the bus to do it.

It is the way the libs can be in charge, get their way, and apparently be able to scam the voters.

wy69