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The title of that article is misleading or at least not based on anything provable. If they had just left it as "Pro-Trump counties now have far higher COVID death rates" that could be provable. By throwing the misinformation part into it, now its just an opinion piece.
There is no way that they can prove that part. Actual articles should be based on facts, not someone's opinion.
I'm still having a jaws on the floor moment that allowing algebra to be taught in middle school is a right wing position. Democrats used to be pro science and GOP was psycho young earth creationists and abstinence only types.
Yeah, math test scores are racist!
In reality, if you work hard at playing the piano, your jump shot, singing and yes even math....you can become a lot better at it.
People put zero effort into academics and then cry when the scores reflect it and then want to deny science and just throw out test scores because they don't want to address WHY but just declare the end result unfair.
If America embraced science, too many evangelical pastors would be out of work and too many evangelical believers would have nothing to live for. A huge portion of the Cultural Right would be instantly out of power. In addition, too many people would stop relying on Jesus for their healthcare and look to government. That’s a nightmare scenario for the Economic Right.
The Right must continue to resist science. There’s too much money and power invested in Medieval worldviews.
If America embraced science, too many evangelical pastors would be out of work and too many evangelical believers would have nothing to live for. A huge portion of the Cultural Right would be instantly out of power. In addition, too many people would stop relying on Jesus for their healthcare and look to government. That’s a nightmare scenario for the Economic Right.
The Right must continue to resist science. There’s too much money and power invested in Medieval worldviews.
I think you meant to use fundamentalist instead of evangelical?
I know a ton of science professionals that are evangelical, see the link below for what falls under evangelical.
The snake handling, noah riding on dinosaur types is a really small % in the country but they make for admittedly humorous stereotypes.
China steals patterns and innovations and denies their people a true free market. I doubt they are the leaders of technology. More like copying and being the leader of the black market. Just because We let them build our things for cheap doesn't mean they are the leaders of anything.
It only took 8 posts on the first page to see the first "coping" post.
The analysis only looked at the geographic location of COVID-19 deaths. The exact political views of each person taken by the disease remains unknowable. But the strength of the association, combined with polling information about vaccination, strongly suggests that Republicans are being disproportionately affected.
You understand what that means, don't you? Yeah, NPR can't prove their headline but they can make an assertion to get self-righteous leftists to click on it and feed their inflated egos.
A little over a month ago, the strength of electoral association, combined with top-notch polling data, SUGGESTED Terry McAuliffe had an insurmountable lead in his bid for governor. We all know how that turned out.
It only took 8 posts on the first page to see the first "coping" post.
I knew the first page wouldn't disappoint.
Not too sure what a coping post is, but I'm glad you found it.
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