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To: Kirk © who wrote (9093)	4/8/2020 6:16:00 PM
From: the traveler	Respond to of 26769

Have it your way Kirk and I will have it mine. No problems.

To: Kirk © who wrote (9093)	4/8/2020 9:37:17 PM
From: Winfastorlose	1 Recommendation Recommended By the traveler Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26769

So @NYGovCuomo has reported ICU patients and discharges for weeks. Not today. Just new hospitalizations - which are now 2/5 what they were a week ago - and deaths (a lagging indicator, as he said). I wonder why. And, oh yeah, a promise NY won’t go back to normal anytime soon. pic.twitter.com/XkAs8X3XbL — Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) April 8, 2020

To: Kirk © who wrote (9093)

4/10/2020 4:55:22 AM

From: Winfastorlose

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First, experts told us 2.2 million Americans would die. (Remember the dire predictions from Gov. Gavin Newsom of expected California deaths?) Then the number fell off a cliff, plunging down to around 200,000.
As of April 8, the number of those expected to die from the disease by August 4 was down to 60,000, or roughly a very nasty flu season. The new figure comes from the influential model produced by the University of Washington that the White House regularly cites.

American Thinker…