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   From: JW@jw.com   
      
   On 2/23/2021 9:20 AM, Rudy Canoza wrote:   
   > By Erin Cunningham, Paul Schemm and Paulina Firozi   
   > Feb. 23, 2021 at 7:16 a.m. PST   
   >   
   > Half a million people should not have died of covid-19 in one of the   
   > world’s richest and most sophisticated countries, said Anthony S. Fauci,   
   > the nation’s leading infectious-disease expert.   
   >   
   > In remarks to Reuters, Fauci called the U.S. death toll “stunning” and   
   > said “intense” political divisiveness contributed to the nation’s poor   
   > handling of the pandemic. “This is the worst thing that’s happened to   
   > this country with regard to the health of the nation in over 100 years,”   
   > he said.   
   >   
   > https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/02/23/coronavirus-c   
   vid-live-updates-us/   
   >   
   > And half a million would *not* have died if not for Trump.  Trump   
   > murdered the equivalent of any one of:   
   >   * Atlanta, GA   
   >   * Kansas City, MO (*not* Kansas, as idiot Trump said)   
   >   * Colorado Springs, CO   
   >   * Omaha, NE   
   >   * Raleigh, NC   
   >   * Miami, FL   
   > The pandemic death toll would have been less than 1/3 of what   
   > it is under any other president.   
      
   Please tell us what the death toll would have been if Hiliary   
   had won the 2016 election.  Be prepared to defend your answer.   
      
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