"In principle, the accuracy of COVID-19 death tallies is an empirical question, albeit one that may never be conclusively answered. But like virtually every other pandemic puzzle, it is also a political question."
He is not a Denialist He is a realist. It just shows the corruption that is in government. When the death is to be classified at Covid no matter what–heard the one about the person who dies in a car accident and then posthumously given a test for Covid and it was positive–so they dies of Coronavirus and not the car accident where they had died at the scene.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
He is not a Denialist He is a realist. It just shows the corruption that is in government. When the death is to be classified at Covid no matter what–heard the one about the person who dies in a car accident and then posthumously given a test for Covid and it was positive–so they dies of Coronavirus and not the car accident where they had died at the scene.
It’s the left’s most used weapon: trying to shame their opponents with ridicule and name calling.