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This guy brings up a good point about how the virus spread across the country and that it came from New York. Back in March, the majority of the 5-7 first cases of Covid in NM came from people who had returned from New York.

All because Cuomo didnt want to send Covid patients to the ship hospitals that Trump set up, because he was afraid Trump would (rightfully) get the credit.

This point needs much more airtime than it is going to get.

Our national media is an ideological disgrace.

It will get virtually NO airtime. They are all above the law.

Top 7 states in deaths per million. 3 of the 7 are a direct result of Cuomo's policies. Belgium is the worst country in the world. Its rate is 1,847. These 7 plus 2 additional states are higher than Belgium.

1 New Jersey 2,422
2 New York 2,254
3 Massachusetts 2,102
4 Rhode Island 2,051
5 Mississippi 2,035
6 South Dakota 2,010
7 Connecticut 1,997

Dems are evil creatures

#Cuomocide.

This story cannot be buried. Andrew Cuomo is a mass murderer.

More from Marc Thiessen:

https://nypost.com/2021/02/18/gov-cuomos...a-coverup/

I thought that started in any kind of volume in Washington State (in a couple nursing homes)?

(02-15-2021 11:14 AM)UofMstateU Wrote: [ -> ]All because Cuomo didnt want to send Covid patients to the ship hospitals that Trump set up, because he was afraid Trump would (rightfully) get the credit.

No Covid bonus if patients were sent there. It was all a money grab. Nursing homes have Medicare beds. His donors got paid for all of those dead folks. Remember, he removed liability for them.

The Ted Cruz step-on-his-own-johnson thread is now up to 12 pages. This thread, involving actual political eldercide, now has a total of 11 total posts - - 4 of them mine.

The media is primarily responsible for the incessant leftist narratives. But we, the American public, is secondarily negligent for constantly going along with it.

(02-19-2021 04:05 PM)AdoptedMonarch Wrote: [ -> ]The Ted Cruz step-on-his-own-johnson thread is now up to 12 pages. This thread, involving actual political eldercide, now has a total of 11 total posts - - 4 of them mine.

The media is primarily responsible for the incessant leftist narratives. But we, the American public, is secondarily negligent for constantly going along with it.

They allowed Cuomo to lead off the Democratic convention bragging about how well he did on Wuhan when he killed more than any other governor but the one in New Jersey. And Cuomo was responsible for a big chunk of New Jersey's deaths.

(02-19-2021 04:07 PM)bullet Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-19-2021 04:05 PM)AdoptedMonarch Wrote: [ -> ]The Ted Cruz step-on-his-own-johnson thread is now up to 12 pages. This thread, involving actual political eldercide, now has a total of 11 total posts - - 4 of them mine.
The media is primarily responsible for the incessant leftist narratives. But we, the American public, is secondarily negligent for constantly going along with it.

They allowed Cuomo to lead off the Democratic convention bragging about how well he did on Wuhan when he killed more than any other governor but the one in New Jersey. And Cuomo was responsible for a big chunk of New Jersey's deaths.

But republicans were asleep at the wheel again. He should have been indicted last summer for violating the civil rights of every person living in centers to which he sent infected patients.

NY Dem ‘flooded’ with Cuomo stories: ‘So many people have been bullied, mistreated, or intimidated by him’


PolitiFact continues deflecting blame on Cuomo in nursing home scandal


De Blasio: I ‘100%’ Believe Cuomo Threatened Dem Assemblyman, ‘That’s Classic Andrew Cuomo’

(02-15-2021 11:14 AM)UofMstateU Wrote: [ -> ]All because Cuomo didnt want to send Covid patients to the ship hospitals that Trump set up, because he was afraid Trump would (rightfully) get the credit.

The Navy refused to allow covid positive patients aboard the Comfort or Mercy. It was meant to treat other overflow

All truths that are harmful to the left are now ALWAYS "misinformation".

Quote:With Joe Biden safely inaugurated, Anthony Fauci found the earliest opportunity he could to troll his old boss, Donald Trump.

"The idea that you can get up here and … let the science speak, it is somewhat of a liberating feeling," Fauci said.

Oh, really?

Because "liberated" isn't how Fauci seemed when asked to comment earlier this week on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's increasingly obvious culpability in sentencing thousands of nursing home and long-term care residents to their deaths during the COVID-19 crisis' early days and then repeatedly lying about it.

Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa finally flat-out admitted to state lawmakers this month — almost a year after Cuomo's mistakes needlessly began to fill body bags — that data on the number of deaths in such facilities was purposely underreported by more than 6,000 people in order to minimize potential fallout in the press.

So go ahead, Dr. Fauci. By all means, liberate the science for all of us plebes.

"I can't," Fauci said. "I mean, I'm sorry. I'm really — I'm honestly not trying to evade your question, but I'm not really sure of all the details of that, and I think if I make a statement, it probably could either be incorrect or taken out of context. So, I prefer not to comment on that."

Weird.

To paraphrase the great philosopher Inigo Montoya, I don't think "liberate" means what Fauci thinks it means. He seems to be confusing it with "deception." Or "cowardice." Or "douchebag."

I also don't think a man who is up to his eyeballs in funding research in Wuhan, China, itself — the very birthplace of COVID-19 — can get away with saying he doesn't have a clue what is going on in his own home state as it was ravaged as hard by a virus as any other place on earth.

Furthermore, among Cuomo's defenses for his state's nursing home disaster in 2020 was that he was merely following federal guidelines. Now how would a guy like Cuomo, who seems aggressively prone to doing whatever he wants whenever he wants to, suddenly feel it would be a compelling narrative to play the victim card?

Maybe because Fauci, who has ultimately ended up on both sides of nearly every major COVID-related policy discussion since February 2020, very publicly came to Cuomo's defense in July by insisting New York "did it correctly" when it came to battling COVID-19.

It was such a successful endorsement by Fauci in the eyes of those who have birthed a cult around him that when December came along, Cuomo and Fauci were invited by the press to ham it up together and appoint themselves the "modern-day De Niro and Pacino" of virus fighters.

Those two rascals. It's as if they've been friends forever. Maybe because, you know, they've been friends forever.

Back in May, Gov. Cuomo's brother, CNN host Chris Cuomo, received daily phone calls from Fauci after he supposedly contracted COVID-19, then proceeded to hack the light fantastic from his televised basement during his quarantine. The calls were the kind of thing you do, Fauci said, when you've known the Cuomos since Chris "was almost a kid."

So with all of this connective tissue, is the 80-year-old Fauci really going to get away with a version of "I'm old and don't remember things so well, can I have a blanket and some warm soup, please?" while still being the most highly paid official in the federal government?

What absurdity will finally help you understand that if Cuomo is guilty, Fauci was always driving the getaway car? Because when Cuomo published a book in the middle of the pandemic subtitled "Leadership Lessons," Fauci didn't immediately diagnose the governor's tall tale as even more ridiculous than the doctor's first pitch at the Mets game.

Nor did Fauci take umbrage with Cuomo winning an actual Emmy for his daily propaganda briefings, but he did throw a hissy fit when then-President Trump ran a campaign ad featuring Fauci's own words — "I can't imagine that anybody could be doing more" — about the performance of the Trump administration's White House coronavirus task force.

"In my nearly five decades of public service, I have never publicly endorsed any political candidate," Fauci complained. "The comments attributed to me without my permission in the GOP campaign ad were taken out of context."

Let's check the Fauci scoreboard, shall we? Letting Cuomo wash the blood from his hands 1, admitting Trump wasn't actually Hitler 0.

The bottom line is that Fauci isn't so much an "expert" at picking fights with the virus he is charged with defeating as he is with ambushing those like Rand Paul who aren't interested in tyrannically rubbing out life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Which is why he and Cuomo get along so well.

This week's latest depravity concerning Cuomo is that he called New York State Assemblyman Ron Kim — a fellow Democrat whose uncle is believed to have died from COVID-19 in a New York nursing home — to threaten Kim's career for publicly criticizing him.

"He tried to pressure me to issue a statement, and it was a very traumatizing experience," Kim said, adding that Cuomo told him that "we're in this business together and we don't cross certain lines and he said I hadn't seen his wrath and that he can destroy me."

To which Fauci can be imagined responding at this point: "Need any help?"

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(02-19-2021 04:56 PM)bobdizole Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-15-2021 11:14 AM)UofMstateU Wrote: [ -> ]All because Cuomo didnt want to send Covid patients to the ship hospitals that Trump set up, because he was afraid Trump would (rightfully) get the credit.

The Navy refused to allow covid positive patients aboard the Comfort or Mercy. It was meant to treat other overflow

It was supposed to, but NY screwed up and sent Covid positive patients there, so they went ahead and converted it to a covid hospital. That was like a day or 2 after it arrived.