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You are misinformed. I do not ignore data and charts. What I do is compare/measure the positives and the negatives and if the negatives are more than the positives, I key on the negatives (opposite is also true).That’s enough for me …it is weird you claim to follow the data and charts and then ignore it when it doesn’t suit politics.
as far as it being enough for you, that is fine with me.
I dislike intensely when (as you say) data, statistics and facts are ignored. You have totally ignored those I have supplied, while keying on those you have cherry picked.
For example, why on earth would you ignore this fact?
Multiple studies have concluded that many of the deaths in the US were avoidable. An assessment published in the Lancet in February 2021 concluded that 40 percent of the COVID‐19 fatalities up to that point could have been averted (Woolhandler et al., 2021, p. 711), and a Columbia University report conservatively estimated that between 130,000 and 210,000 deaths were attributable to the failures of the US government (in other words, Trump).
When it comes to "unnecessary" deaths, even 1 death is too many (compared to the benefits to the economy).

