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https://twitter.com/SteveScalise/status/1274829394981388296
How is it possible select [D] governors thought it was 'safe' to push COVID-19 positive elderly patients back into nursing homes [hot zones]?
https://medicine.yale.edu/news/medicineatyale/why-flu-is-deadly-among-the-elderly/
"Each year, 90 percent of deaths worldwide related to influenza-A virus (IAV) strike men and women aged 65 and older."
If the flu [influenza] is more deadly among the elderly [known] HOW IS IT POSSIBLE SELECT [D] GOVERNORS THOUGHT IT WAS 'SAFE' TO PUSH COVID-19 POSITIVE ELDERLY PATIENTS BACK INTO NURSING HOMES [HOT ZONES]?
WHY WOULD THIS BE DIRECTED IF HOSPITALS [+US NAVY MEDICAL SHIPS [NYC-CA] +ERECTED CARE FACILITIES] HAD MORE THAN 70% CAPACITY?
https://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-charges/third-degree-murder-overview.html
Someone can be accused of third-degree murder if they unintentionally cause someone else's death while committing a dangerous act.
Negligent?
Reckless?
Who benefits the most?
Why only [D] governors?
How do you reasonably explain what occurred?
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Alarming Data
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→ 40% of COVID deaths have come from nursing homes
→ 20,000 deaths were avoidable
Numbers don't lie. Cuomo does.
He violated protocol & forced COVID patients into nursing homes—now he's trying to cover up the horrific outcome.
He must be held accountable.
[VIDEO: Rep. Steve Scalise on the Huckabee show (TBN) 40% of all COVID deaths in America were seniors in nursing homes - 5 states' governors went against the federal guidelines, decided to force those COVID positive, sent seniors back into nursing homes. 20,000 seriors who should not have died. ]
10:19 PM · Jun 21, 2020
FINDLAW: Third Degree Murder Overview
https://archive.fo/nt8TW
By Bridget Molitor, JD | Reviewed by Kellie Pantekoek, Esq. | Last updated June 01, 2020
Someone can be accused of third-degree murder if they unintentionally cause someone else's death while committing a dangerous act. This is different from first-degree and second-degree murder charges, where intent is generally required.
Only three states have third-degree murder laws: Minnesota, Florida, and Pennsylvania.
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