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cadoman

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24. the deaths are absolutely under-reported, drive by a red state hospital and see

Reply to peppertree (Reply #15)

Fri Sep 10, 2021, 07:59 PM

Sep 2021

These states are the flash points of the pandemic. Hospitals literally overflowing with COVID and Ivermectin dead.

It's disgusting but the upside is that it will be excellent for Democratic candidates this midterm election. As the variants continue to multiple--each deadlier than the last--we could easily see as much as 10% of Republicans dead before the votes are cast.

Such disparities in outcome are enough to turn deep red states blue, even with decades of gerrymandering.

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Striking chart shows it's 'impossible' to not link voting patterns with COVID deaths: reporter [View all] riversedge Sep 2021 OP

Betting it'd be even more striking if you went by county (nt) Hugh_Lebowski Sep 2021 #1

Be careful what you ask for Jimbo S Sep 2021 #3

Is that for total numbers or per 100,000? IronLionZion Sep 2021 #7

try relating it to prevalence of talk radio - which is 95% republican. limbaugh, working for tfg, certainot Sep 2021 #12

Just made a 2000 mile dianaredwing Sep 2021 #17

alll it would take is one well known activist group to start the end for it certainot Sep 2021 #20

Looking at your state's data by county BumRushDaShow Sep 2021 #21

Really you don't say? Ohio voted for Trump and look at these calm and rational people here. Botany Sep 2021 #2

I've been following Michigan's counties since the beginning. llmart Sep 2021 #4

Not sure a study was actually needed hibbing Sep 2021 #5

Not Sure Vax Rates Are Correlated Either ProfessorGAC Sep 2021 #26

How about CA, AZ, PA, GA,MI, NV? Marthe48 Sep 2021 #6

"How about CA, AZ, PA, GA,MI, NV?" BumRushDaShow Sep 2021 #25

Washington State supports the trend Metaphorical Sep 2021 #8

i'll bet red areas are correlate closely with loud rw radio stations in rural areas, where they certainot Sep 2021 #13

The mass suicide of the Trump cult Mr.Bill Sep 2021 #9

+1 n/t area51 Sep 2021 #10

Yep, they won't know it until after the midterms KS Toronado Sep 2021 #11

It's as if the Dunning-Kruger Effect and Darwinism had a baby. OMGWTF Sep 2021 #16

Ha!! Bingo!! paleotn Sep 2021 #23

Are you able to provide a link that shows that? former9thward Sep 2021 #28

"impossible to separate politics from pandemic... Grins Sep 2021 #14

Adding to that the fact that in some red states, Covid numbers/deaths are UNDER-reported peppertree Sep 2021 #15

+1 dalton99a Sep 2021 #22

the deaths are absolutely under-reported, drive by a red state hospital and see cadoman Sep 2021 #24

The divergence will only grow larger bucolic_frolic Sep 2021 #18

And the Red States ADMIT it! A chart is great, but seriously not needed. It's all too TeamProg Sep 2021 #19

Why are the deaths "per 10 million"? former9thward Sep 2021 #27

Locking JudyM Sep 2021 #29