COVID and Kids
The data on COVID and kids suggest spending more on protecting kids from accidents, homicides, and suicides. Masking is worse than useless. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: covid
Good Policies for Managing COVID in Offices
Jenne Raub posted a Twitter thread with excellent advice for office managers dealing with COVID issues. There’s some great advice here. Continue Reading →
COVID Eviction Moratorium Fraud
The COVID eviction moratorium fraud story broke on the Mock ‘n’ Rob podcast August 3. From PA: there is a surge in home buyers from NY. Continue Reading →
Biden Administration COVID Policies Are Racist
The Biden administration COVID policies are racist. That’s the argument advanced by Rav Arora, an active member of the commentariat. Continue Reading →
CDC estimated a one-year decline in life expectancy in 2020. Not so — try five days
In plain English, Mr. Bach explains how the CDC calculated the change in life expectancy, why it was wrong, and then fixes their math. Continue Reading →
How the Government Screwed Up COVID-19 Data
This is public health malpractice. We still do not know why some 40-year-olds end up in the hospital while others spend a day or two in bed. Continue Reading →
COVID Deaths in the Older Population
Almost everyone has seen the controversies about which states have done better and which have done worse handling the COVID pandemic. A good measure is looking at how the most Continue Reading →
Casey Mulligan on School Reopening
He recently published a Twitter thread about school reopening. Read carefully. Then ask yourself if the camp should have closed the sailing school at all. Continue Reading →
COVID19 State Performance
People are coming up with all sorts of creative ways to avoid the fact that NY, NJ, CT, and MI all did terrible jobs managing this disease. They’re wrong. Continue Reading →
Help With the Federal Recovery Rebate Program
Tax guru Nicole Kaeding just posted a thread on navigating the process of getting your $1200 (more or less) Recovery Rebate government check. Continue Reading →