Wish we’d had shutdowns a week (or more) earlier in NYC, NJ, and San Francisco.
The rest of the country would have been spared a lot of deaths.
“Wish we’d had shutdowns a week (or more) earlier in NYC, NJ, and San Francisco.
The rest of the country would have been spared a lot of deaths.”
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Shutdowns do nothing, and did nothing. Don’t believe that? Compare to Sweden, with almost zero deaths now, and they didn’t lockdown anyone.
How do you account for the placement of covid patients placed in nursing homes in those states? Which those states nursing homes accounted for about 40% of all the deaths
On the other hand—and forgive me for not labeling my previous sarcastic comment—the credibility of the shutdown is quickly draining.
No matter where it was in place.
All comes down to: how credible is Anthony Fauci?