All things considered, nearly 99.7% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone — a virus most had never had and the rest had recovered from.
All things considered, over 99.6% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone — a virus most had never had and the rest had recovered from.
On a J. Evans Pritchard scale weighing the depth of hypocrisy against the extent of all the pain and problems it causes, Cooper’s veto of the school reopening bill is hard to beat. Consider his public statements a month ago at a press briefing he announced to “strongly…
For North Carolina's data reporting, the COVID Tracking Project lists "Some problems exist" across the board. The project lists handfuls of such problems, such as "data for multiple key metrics is hard to discover or access" and "North Carolina switched from reporting current outbreak data to cumulative data on June 25, 2020. Interpret North Carolina’s historic data with caution."
All things considered, over 99.5% of people in NC posed no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone — a virus most had never had and the rest had recovered from.
In 2019, which was not an election year, Gov. Cooper pledged $146 million in incentives grants. In the election year of 2020, however, Cooper pledged over $519 million. That's over half a billion dollars — and over three and a half times worse than his giveaways in 2019.
Cooper is still penalizing business owners with his restrictions. My research brief today explains that this amounts to a "taking" akin to an eminent domain taking.
