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Righty confusion, magical thinking, science illiteracy and willful ignorance kills people.
Republican Gov. Brian Kemp admits he just found out that asymptomatic people can spread coronavirus
Dumb prick is just down the road from y'all, right Salty?
How about SC, have they figured out yet that big mystery about 'asymptomatic spread'?
Source: Salon
The Georgian learned of this in the last "24 hours." But Dr. Fauci warned of asymptomatic transmission in January
IGOR DERYSH
APRIL 2, 2020 10:28PM (UTC)
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp just announced a shelter-in-place order after admitting that he did not know that asymptomatic people could spread the coronavirus, even though the country's top health officials warning about asymptomatic transmission since January.
Kemp, a Republican, said Georgia would follow the other 30 states that have already issued similar "stay at home" orders on Wednesday, because "modeling and data have dramatically changed for Georgia" over the previous two days.
Kemp said that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention just announced that "individuals can be infected and begin to spread coronavirus earlier than previously thought, even if they had no symptoms. From a public health standpoint, this is a revelation and a game-changer."
"Those individuals could have been infecting people before they ever felt bad," he added. "We didn't know that until the last 24 hours."
Read more: https://www.salon.com/2020/04/02/republican-g...ronavirus/
Republican Gov. Brian Kemp admits he just found out that asymptomatic people can spread coronavirus
Dumb prick is just down the road from y'all, right Salty?
How about SC, have they figured out yet that big mystery about 'asymptomatic spread'?
Source: Salon
The Georgian learned of this in the last "24 hours." But Dr. Fauci warned of asymptomatic transmission in January
IGOR DERYSH
APRIL 2, 2020 10:28PM (UTC)
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp just announced a shelter-in-place order after admitting that he did not know that asymptomatic people could spread the coronavirus, even though the country's top health officials warning about asymptomatic transmission since January.
Kemp, a Republican, said Georgia would follow the other 30 states that have already issued similar "stay at home" orders on Wednesday, because "modeling and data have dramatically changed for Georgia" over the previous two days.
Kemp said that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention just announced that "individuals can be infected and begin to spread coronavirus earlier than previously thought, even if they had no symptoms. From a public health standpoint, this is a revelation and a game-changer."
"Those individuals could have been infecting people before they ever felt bad," he added. "We didn't know that until the last 24 hours."
Read more: https://www.salon.com/2020/04/02/republican-g...ronavirus/
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