Can we stop blaming the other side for where we are and start coming together as a country?
North and South Dakota were both hit relatively hard by COVID. They had very different responses but got to very similar outcomes.
The difference is that South Dakota's @govkristinoem respected people's rights AND their economy (now 3.5% unemployment rate).
Look at the data.pic.twitter.com/bnFDjXdiOX
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Sure. And having governments stop violating people's civil and human rights would be a great way for people to start coming together. At least then people would even be allowed to actually and literally come together.
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Does COVID Tracking Project provide the population figures for calculating the cases per million?
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Common sense vs. nonsense.
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The bigger question is what was the cause of the down curve? Did everyone all of a sudden shelter in place for a month? What happened? Why did the curve go down? Same question for FL and TX.
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The spread is regional and seasonal.https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1339061197107130374.html …
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