Why yes, Biden spent far more than Trump. Most of it frittered away in fraud and waste. And still the deaths continued apace. The standard "throw money at the problem" the despicables can always be counted on only drove people out of the labor force, killed a lot of small businesses, destroyed the education of so many of our young (not that they were getting a quality education anyway, but for damn sure they didn't during covid) drove costs for business up, started inflation, and drove our debt to record highs.

Spending money wasn't the answer was it?​

 

Apparently, no one wants to talk about Biden's racist record VS Trump's racist record.
No matter.
Carry on.

 

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Wow, this completely ignores the campaign of misinformation and downright vilification of the vaccine. Trump may have endorsed the vaccine at the end, but by then no one was listening.

 

Attaboy.

 

So you're saying it was a hoax that the vaccine got vilified?

You do have issues with reality that go way beyond a pitcher of Kool-Aid with legs and a face.

 

Lawsuit filed against Trump for ‘excess deaths of Americans’ from COVID-19 (yahoo.com)
Apology accepted.

 

Trump may well have inherited a mess But that didn't mean he had to go and make thing much worse because facts are he did Man's a fucking maniac really people. He thought that he was untouchable and above the law and went about doing what he wanted just as he's done his whole life and I'm glad he got kicked out of the white house and impeached fucking fucking nonce nutcase ha ha ha

 

But Trump didn't inherit a mess. The economy was steadily improving under

 

People Every time a new President or prime minister take over the country's They all inherit some shit or other happens every time but Come on folks Trump made America worse ffs he even almost started 2 wars pissing of other leaders Trump is a fucking nut job people and I really don't care what anyone says

 

COVID-19 vaccine politics could be linked to excess GOP deaths in Ohio, Florida: study

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Nathaniel Weixel
Mon, July 24, 2023 at 3:04 PM MDT




The politicization of COVID-19 vaccines may have led to a higher excess death rate among Republicans in Ohio and Florida during the coronavirus pandemic, a new study found.

According to the study, published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine, registered Republicans had a higher rate of excess deaths than Democrats after COVID-19 vaccines became widely available in May 2021.

The study from Yale researchers looked at 538,159 deaths for individuals aged 25 years and older in Florida and Ohio between January 2018 and December 2021 linked to their 2017 voter registration.

Political party affiliation in Ohio was defined by whether an individual voted in a party’s primary election within the preceding two years; in Florida, political party affiliation was based on party registration.


In the winter of 2021, both Democratic and Republican voters experienced sharp increases of similar magnitude in excess death rates. However, in the summer of 2021, after vaccines were available to all adults, the excess death rate among Republican voters began to increase compared to Democrats, and widened even more in the fall of 2021.

After May 1, 2021, when vaccines were available to all adults, the excess death rate gap between Republican and Democratic voters widened to 7.7 percentage points — meaning the excess death rate among Republican voters was 43 percent higher than that among Democratic voters.

The researchers found the gap in excess death rates between Republican and Democratic voters was larger in counties with lower vaccination rates and was primarily noted in voters residing in Ohio.

“Party affiliation became a substantial factor only after COVID-19 vaccines were available to all adults in the U.S.,” authors Jacob Wallace, Jason L. Schwartz and Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham wrote.

The findings come as House Republicans have scrutinized the Biden administration’s COVID-19 response, and as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) uses his “freedom first” pandemic strategy as the basis for his presidential campaign.

Although the analysis was based on county-level data rather than individual, “the results suggest that well-documented differences in vaccination attitudes and reported uptake between Republican and Democratic voters may have been factors in the severity and trajectory of the pandemic,” the study concluded.

Researchers noted that political party affiliation could be a “proxy” for other factors that could influence excess mortality, such as rates of underlying medical conditions, race and ethnicity, socioeconomic status or health insurance coverage.

“These risk factors may be associated with differences in excess mortality by political party, even though we only observed differences in excess mortality after vaccines were available to all adults,” the authors wrote.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/covid-19-vaccine-politics-could-210413781.html

 

USA - Top 10 States by Deaths from COVID up to July 2023:

State / Deaths / Pop(m) / Per Capita
RED Michigan / 43,164 / 10 / 0.43%
RED Florida / 89,330 / 21.5 / 0.42%
BLUE New Jersey / 36,205 / 8.9 / 0.4%
RED Pennsylvania / 51,237 / 12.8 / 0.4%
RED Georgia 42,887 / 10.6 / 0.4%
BLUE New York / 77,837 / 19.5 / 0.39%
RED Ohio / 42,416 / 11.7 / 0.36%
RED Texas / 94,689 / 29 / 0.33%
BLUE Illinois / 42,005 / 12.7 / 0.33%
BLUE Califoria / 103,331 / 39.5 / 0.26%

US Total = 1.17m deaths, or 0.35%. Line under Ohio represents the average

Red/Blue is based on 2016 election results. No idea if they changed when Biden took over, and if that effect the results - can't find stats ending when Trump lost...

But - RED is more represented than BLUE in the above; albeit only 6 to 4. However if you add all of those Red deaths... Vs the Blue deaths... Trump killed a lot of people. Bastard. Putting profits above lives.

Info from
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/US/

 

Trump didn't inherit a mess. Obama did and Trump benefited.

It’s official: Obama’s first-term stock market performance beats Trump’s by a wide margin - Fortune

 

Illinois is really kind of a hard one to label as blue or red. Chicago has such a large population that is mostly liberal, it outweighs the rest of the state, which is prominently red. I wonder what the death rates are in and out of Chicago to see where most of these deaths took place.

 

"Listen, you’ve got a president right now, he wants full credit for an economy that he inherited, he wants zero blame for the pandemic he ignored," Obama said.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/v...nherited_from_me_zero_blame_for_pandemic.html

 

Shooter feels special.
His 401K crashed with Obama, languished for 8 years during his administration, then sky rocketed in the 4 Trump years, recovering everything lost under Obama and then a bunch more.
So far under biden, shooters 401 k has again languished, barely holding what he'd gined under trump.

 

Do us a favor and Google the great recession of 2007.

 

Dismissed

 

Attaboy