what leads you to believe that Georgia is my state? who supports faking covid data? eg. who pays extra money for a covid diagnosis vs a struck by lightning diagnosis? lol. who is corrupt enough to support that? would you say that you are an expert on cause of mysery?
There is a lot of fake news. None of your figures have been audited. Anyone can pull figures out their asses. Now, if all the figures were audited, all the fake news including, panic and hysteria being promoted would vanish as they would all be exposed for the liars they are.
Never said it was... you responded to a post about Georgia. So the topic is Georgia. "your" refers to the idiot of a governor in Georgia, Kemp.
Have you been missing the news that Georgia has been wholesale faking their published COVID-19 data. Kemp has apologized multiple times claiming he would fix it.... but very little has been fixed yet.
What are you upset about today.? Do you get upset when state governments in six states are deliberately publishing fake data in a wholesale manner to drive their governor's political agenda? Fundamentally every rational person should be upset about this duplicity.
Like I said, none of the figures have been audited. Get back to me when you have audited figures which are not likely to happen. You make it seem that the exteme liberals on the left put out accurate figures? Like the doctors being pressured to mark down all deaths as Corona Virus related? Right now, political BS is what it is to spread paranoia and hysteria on the public and keep the states of Democrat governors shutdown. Keep it shutdown till November 3, 2020 then.
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