AceRothstein
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The Administration DID leave something out: The numbers they had not received, thus making the REPORT pretty much valueless.
And reporting the incomplete numbers in the form of a complete report is pretty deceptive.
So they weren't supposed to release a report this week? I couldn't even imagine the reaction from you fucking clowns if that happened.
Note ^ the typical lib reliance on their cherished tool, the false dichotomy.
The CHOICE was not either / or, you fucking dimwit, dishonest hack.
1. They could do as they did.
2. They could, instead, hold off on the report noting that the necessary State Reporting had not been received.
3. They COULD HAVE issued a REPORT, as they did, BUT include a bright clear NOTICE on it that due to the failure of a large State to submit the needed State Report, the numbers were unofficial and could not be used as a reliable source (pretty much) for anything.
Or they can do as they always do and revise the number the following week, you piece of shit.