Jon Sanders

People with a medical need for mobile PET scanners are harmed while health care companies wage high-stakes battles in state courts over state agency decisions regarding a law that 15 states and the federal government have already ditched for making health care more costly and less accessible to citizens.

Over 99.9% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone, and an estimated 71.7% of adult North Carolinians are immune.

North Carolina, for the governor's express purpose of getting federal money, remains under a "State of Emergency." Facts don't bear out this emergency at all.

Over 99.9% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone, and an estimated 71.0% of adult North Carolinians are immune.

We demonstrated last summer that — even without DHHS reporting to the CDC — it is possible to see whether North Carolina has been witnessing Covid-caused excess deaths. Since mid-March, North Carolina has not.

From the week ending April 25, 2020, into January 2021 (the last month for which we have data), North Carolina was experiencing excess deaths without counting Covid deaths — i.e., a second excess death event on top of Covid excess deaths.

The people who told you lockdowns and face masks were the only ways to fight Covid-19 now would have you think that vaccination is the only thing that counts toward community immunity and — oh! — the Delta variant stalks everyone. Shut up, stay afraid, and comply.

The irresponsibility of the Cooper administration continues to worsen. Checking the CDC Excess Deaths site today, I find that while the United States is updated into the month of June (June 5), DHHS's laxity has us reporting only through January 30. That's over four months behind.