Trump Rallies Will Lead to 700 COVID Deaths - Study

[Toro]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

 

[Mac1958]

Willing sacrificial lambs for Trumpism.

 

[johngaltshrugged]

In another study, we find reading leftist studies lowers your intelligence and may cause spontaneous bowel movements

 

[MisterBeale]

conjecture. pure conjecture.

 

[Polishprince]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

How many deaths will BLM/Antifa riots lead to?

 

[Meathead]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

Studies show that studies show whatever the entity that commissioned the study wants it to show.

DUMDUMDUM

 

[debbiedowner]

Willing sacrificial lambs for Trumpism.

Akin to the Jim Jones group.

 

[Ricky LIbtardo]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

The Department of Economics at Stanford.

(Sources said)

lmao

 

[Oddball]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

Always thought you were too smart to fall for such blatant unsubstantiated panic porn....

 

[tyroneweaver]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

... and how many children will be murdered in the womb

 

[Oddball]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

Studies show that studies show whatever the entity that commissioned the study wants it to show.

DUMDUMDUM

 

[John T. Ford]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

Poor, Poor Wittle Weftist ......

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees)." ibid

That non-attendees were among those who died – even if one non-attendee – renders Trump’s reckless, irresponsible ‘rallies’ that much more wrong and reprehensible.

 

[Billy_Bob]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

LOL

It a damn OPINION PIECE.......

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Willing sacrificial lambs for Trumpism.

Don’t worry Mac... Trump will be gone and then you can blame Harris four years of being a horrible President on Trump...

Trumpsters are special in the head but the TDS crowd are really bent in the head with their pure hate for a man that has been trolling the World the last four years...

As for the Study the reality is those same people would most likely die sooner than later because let face reality many of them believe the virus is a hoax...

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Willing sacrificial lambs for Trumpism.

Akin to the Jim Jones group.

In essence, Trump must be voted out of office to save lives; if reelected, he’ll likely have similar ‘victory rallies’ with the same deadly result.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

“Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees)." ibid

That non-attendees were among those who died – even if one non-attendee – renders Trump’s reckless, irresponsible ‘rallies’ that much more wrong and reprehensible.

Opinion pieces are soooo believable

Good grief

 

[danielpalos]

Right wingers care more about the general warfare than the general welfare.

 

[Billy_Bob]

Willing sacrificial lambs for Trumpism.

Akin to the Jim Jones group.

In essence, Trump must be voted out of office to save lives; if reelected, he’ll likely have similar ‘victory rallies’ with the same deadly result.

I love the part where they said "this is an unverified outcome"... SO ITS THE WRITER OPINION! no facts to support his supposition..... And you fools run with sharp objects.... I hope you trip..

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

Given how far behind Orange Jesus is, it’s probably not a good idea to be offing any of his supporters.

We investigate the effects of large group meetings on the spread of COVID-19 by studying the impact of eighteen Trump campaign rallies. To capture the effects of subsequent contagion within the pertinent communities, our analysis encompasses up to ten post-rally weeks for each event. Our method is based on a collection of regression models, one for each event, that capture the relationships between post-event outcomes and pre-event characteristics, including demographics and the trajectory of COVID-19 cases, in similar counties. We explore a total of 24 procedures for identifying sets of matched counties. For the vast majority of these variants, our estimate of the average treatment effect across the eighteen events implies that they increased subsequent confirmed cases of COVID-19 by more than 250 per 100,000 residents. Extrapolating this figure to the entire sample, we conclude that these eighteen rallies ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19. Applying county- specific post-event death rates, we conclude that the rallies likely led to more than 700 deaths (not necessarily among attendees).​

https://sebotero.github.io/papers/COVIDrallies_10_30_2000.pdf

Last desperate attemt to scare people into voting for biden. One got to be pretty scared to vote for that old politician ... just listen to him . 47 years a politician all of a sudden he is for buying america .... what a lying P.O.S. . . 1 QUESTION, are you an American or are you a Democrat?