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Thats never stopped them lol

Are you noticing a trend yet.... https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/14/politics/trump-administration-coronavirus-hospital-data-cdc/index.html

Sure thats quite possible , but i also showed you a timline showing his announcement of changing the data formation which directly lead to dilution of positive result %s. Thats not debatable thats math. You have the right to assume that is harmless and blindly trust desantis integrity.

The issue of her firing is not the crux of my argument. Its the manipulation of data by a politician. So yes, it political and it sets a bad precedent. I have no doubt the rest of the DOH is fine putting their head down and following orders. Again par for the course.

I dont think its unique at all. Seems pretty par for the course in todays america. Question nothing or fear retaliation.

What we do know now is the DOH has a policy against informing the public how their data is formed and that the governor at will can manipulate the methodology. What could go wrong. What a great way to build public trust.

I'm going to use your own words against you. I left my last employer because the new BI director who had no healthcare background kept pushing dashboards out that weren't 100% accurate. He'd say that 80% correct was good enough to give you an accurate trend. The reailty in healthcare is that...

If you're fine with a governor changing the formation of scientific health data mid crisis than that's fine. Here's a very simple timeline of how the data was manipulated to fit a reopening agenda benchmark set by the governor himself. It's a blatant dilution of positive result %. The state’s...

Per state records she was fired for publicly speaking about the way public data was being manipulated and youre ok with that? Weird stance and tranparency pal. So far your best argument is that no one else at DOH has been willing to get fired during a depression for speaking truth. I guess thats...

She's gone on to make her own dashboard with publicly available data. I'm sure she'll be discredited for putting a "donate" button on the site but she clearly has put a lot of time and pride into her work. I think it's far more likely her superiors were influenced by Tallahassee than her being...

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