Some Coronavirus Facts Democrats
And The Media Want To Keep Buried
Posted By: RockyTCB, 9/23/2020 6:50:55 AM
For those who feel as if the coronavirus crisis is never going away, we offer some optimism. Get it here, because lockdown Democrats and their pandemic-cheerleading media allies want to keep the pessimism running high. On two separate occasions in recent weeks, we’ve presented data that indicate the crisis is winding down. No, this doesn’t mean that infections and deaths will drop to zero. The virus isn’t going away. What it does mean is that the virus isn’t the threat it was when deaths spiked in the middle of April. This is primarily based on deaths in excess of the
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