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Horse Paste wrote:
On 10/18/26 21:09, Trump wrote:
Horse Paste wrote:
Over the last several years I have been posting nonstop on X about the
same nightmares weƒ Tve been living throughƒ Ýthe Covid psyop, the
experimental mRNA shots, the mandates that destroyed lives, the
injuries, the excess deaths, and the relentless propaganda machine
that tried to silence anyone who noticed the bodies piling up. I have
watched it all in real time: the fear porn, the goalpost moving, the
ƒ osafe and effectiveƒ lies repeated like gospel while real-world
data told a different story.
COVID was a big hoax by the Trump Administration and big pharma that
backfired when Trump got the Vaccine jab and now he's demented, in
steep decline. Notice that the only true vaccine skeptic in Trump's
government is a former (or current) Democrat. That's because Trump
and his greedy gang were behind it all alone.
Fact:
Joe ByeDone claimed his Deep State bosses would not mandate the >clot-shots... and then they did. Never trust a Democrat politician...
ever!
Say a prayer for the thousands upon thousands of red state Americans who shunned Trump's COVID vaccine, chosing to die and be with God instead.
Political party-affiliation has shaped response efforts to the
COVID-19 pandemic.
Red states had higher COVID-19 infection rates and deaths in 2021
compared to blue states.
Red states implemented fewer political decisions to mitigate COVID-19
than blue states.
Biological factors such as age and obesity predicted deaths only in
red states.
Vaccination rates predicted fewer deaths in blue states.
Abstract
The study investigated infection variables and control strategies in 2020
and 2021 and their influence on COVID-19 deaths in the United States, with
a particular focus on comparing red (Republican) and blue (Democratic)
states. The analysis reviewed cumulative COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 by
year, state political affiliation, and a priori latent factor groupings of mitigation strategies (lockdown days in 2020, mask mandate days,
vaccination rates), social demographic variables (ethnicity, poverty
rate), and biological variables (median age, obesity). Analyses first identified possible relationships between all assessed variables using
K-means clustering for red, blue, and purple states. Then, a series of regression models were fit to assess the effects of mitigation strategies, social, and biological factors specifically on COVID-19 deaths in red and
blue states. Results showed distinct differences in responding to COVID infections between red states to blue states, particularly the red states lessor adoption of mitigation factors leaving more sway on biological
factors in predicting deaths. Whereas in blue states, where mitigation
factors were more readily implemented, vaccinations had a more significant influence in reducing the probability of infections ending in death.
Overall, study findings suggest politicalization of COVID-19 mitigation strategies played a role in death rates across the United States.
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