Apologize to “killer,” “racist” Governor Kemp

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Governor George Kemp of Georgia opened up to loud attacks from the left and even some minor criticism from President Trump. He was called a virus denier, a racist, and a murderer.

There has been a total of more than 1,500 deaths and more than 6,250 hospitalizations in Georgia since the outbreak began.

But since May 1, the daily count of confirmed cases and deaths have dropped markedly.

As of Wednesday, the seven-day moving average of new cases was 242, down from 773 on April 29. The seven-day moving average of deaths was 12, down sharply from 34 on April 29, according to the state health department.

Today, there are 1500 deaths in Georgia, and people are working.

What does this say about the efficacy of social distancing that has ruined our economy?


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EricStoner
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EricStoner
3 years ago

Who’s benefiting from this tragedy, politically? It’s not that hard to figure out. Just a short while ago, we were here;

2019 in Review: US Economy Strong, Entering the Longest Expansion in History https://www.theepochtimes.com/2019-in-review-us-economy-remains-strong-in-2019-entering-the-longest-expansion-in-history_3183057.html

Democrats had nothing but, impeach, impeach, impeach and, China, well, PDJT was the first to put their feet to the fire on trade that has been hurting Americans so, I ask again, who is benefiting, politically, for this tragedy?

herbert r richmond
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herbert r richmond
3 years ago

Kemp did the right thing, putting to shame everyone, including Trump

Reality Uber Alles
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Reality Uber Alles
3 years ago

Ruining the economy was part of the Great Leap Forward Fundamental Transformation agenda.
It doesn’t matter who gets (s)elected because NGOs and other fifth columns have built bridges over and around governments and the will of the people.
Where is Captain America P.T. Trump to save the day?

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Tim Kuehl
3 years ago

While I go along with temporarily closing schools, canceling mass gatherings like sporting events, concerts and New Orleans mayor should have canceled Mardi Gras, I am and was totally against every other edicts by government. Their job is to lead and not rule. Give us the facts and act on proven lies as Fauci parroted from Imperial College London. Give us guidelines and updated facts and then get out of Americans’ way so we can decide for ourselves how to act; go about our business or cower at home. No, I don’t mean to insult those with health issues making them vulnerable so need to protect themselves. But for the overwhelming majority of us including those infected of which 99.5% survive, leave us alone. And stop watching us and stop tracking us. That is un American. And please, Dr Fauci, quit lying about the proven successful treatment using the inexpensive Hydroxychloroquine in favor of unproven big pharma drugs with only questionably successful clinical trials. Makes me think there is some big money to be made.