I saw that on Fox and was going to post it, but I actually wanted to see how fast you'd run back here to post it (as I knew you were googling frantically based on my post). I was off by 6 minutes (I had the under). This was their tweet yesterday: "In a tweet Monday from its official Twitter account, the department said: “Yesterday, a processing error inadvertently included 231 serologic test results among the positive #COVID19 cases. The error was corrected, but it caused a decrease in positive cases between reporting periods on our dashboard. We apologize for the error and the confusion.” Certainly appears you are correct that the data shouldn't show a decline and should remain flat. But this still doesn't show that "citizens are sacrificial lambs" or that the governor is responsible for things "going horribly wrong". All it means is that the numbers they posted are bullshit. Just like your prediction.
Not surprising that the first governor to publicly state they were reopening (and in the manner in which he stated it - very poltically) would be the most unpopular and least trusted by those pushing the narrative. Still, where is the end of the world? Shouldn't the bodies be piling up in the streets of Georgia?
His "re-opening" is not having the intended economic effect when most people don't trust Kemp and stay home. Even Donald Trump called Kemp out for being an idiot.
Where is your data on the 70% of people staying home? Or any data at all supporting that most are staying home? You can't exactly make fun of Trump as a idiot (which he is) and then use him as a bell weather to apply to another person as an example of why the other person is an idiot. Or don't you see the pure hypocrisy of doing that?
Yeah... you forgot the part about ignoring data from the 5 counties with the highest counts... and many other problems. Trying to claim this is about a mere 231 serologic tests is disingenuous -- and it shows how far the Kemp administration will go in pushing their false narrative.
You got to be pretty idiotic as a governor to be called out by Trump for re-opening too early and improperly. When Trump is all about pushing re-opening. Especially if your are a Republican governor with a lengthy history of kissing Trump's rear.
I didn't forget anything. I'm not defending the governor for screwing up the stats (either intentionally or through usual government idiocy). All I'm saying is where is the ruin you promised? I mean, to hear you tell it a month ago, there would be mass casualties and hospitals bursting at the seams. And you know we're coming back to this thread in a month if it doesn't materialize then, either. And all your other predictions that were pushing a narrative. And I'm still waiting on the 70% claim. I suppose I'll be waiting a while, right?