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Don't end up in a nursing home.
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Why doesn’t he just reply to threads he already started instead of starting a million of the same thread?
Remember when Cuomo was the darling of the erBB leftists?
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office hid New York's COVID-19 nursing home death toll for at least 5 months, report says
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office hid the number of deaths in nursing homes during the coronavirus pandemic for at least five months, The New York Times reported on Wednesday.
Cuomo's senior advisors repeatedly prevented state health officials from releasing the actual death toll to the public, according to interviews and new documents reviewed by the NYT. Documents that included the data didn't go public until months later, the Times reported.
Wednesday's new details come as Cuomo faces an investigation into whether his administration gave false data on nursing home deaths last spring as COVID-19 raged across New York. The probe relates to a March 25 executive order - which the Cuomo administration has long insisted was simply the result of them following federal guidance - that mandated nursing home patients who were hospitalized with the coronavirus to be discharged back to nursing homes, as long as the providers could take adequate care of them.
Hospital capacity was a primary concern at the time, but the order left nursing home staff in a bind, particularly with the potential for the recently hospitalized residents to spread the virus if they were still within the window of contagiousness.
In late January, New York Attorney General Tish James accused the Cuomo administration of undercounting nursing home deaths by omitting those who died in a hospital, resulting in nursing home-related fatalities being undercounted by the thousands. Then came leaked comments from Cuomo's top aide, Melissa DeRosa, who told lawmakers that the administration was sitting on the more accurate tally to avoid political issues with then-President Donald Trump's administration.
The governor is also embroiled in a series of other controversies, including sexual-assault allegations launched against him, and new reports that claim he gave his family special access to COVID-19 testing early in the pandemic.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office hid New York's COVID-19 nursing home death toll for at least 5 months, report says
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office hid the number of deaths in nursing homes during the coronavirus pandemic for at least five months, The New York Times reported on Wednesday.
Cuomo's senior advisors repeatedly prevented state health officials from releasing the actual death toll to the public, according to interviews and new documents reviewed by the NYT. Documents that included the data didn't go public until months later, the Times reported.
Wednesday's new details come as Cuomo faces an investigation into whether his administration gave false data on nursing home deaths last spring as COVID-19 raged across New York. The probe relates to a March 25 executive order - which the Cuomo administration has long insisted was simply the result of them following federal guidance - that mandated nursing home patients who were hospitalized with the coronavirus to be discharged back to nursing homes, as long as the providers could take adequate care of them.
Hospital capacity was a primary concern at the time, but the order left nursing home staff in a bind, particularly with the potential for the recently hospitalized residents to spread the virus if they were still within the window of contagiousness.
In late January, New York Attorney General Tish James accused the Cuomo administration of undercounting nursing home deaths by omitting those who died in a hospital, resulting in nursing home-related fatalities being undercounted by the thousands. Then came leaked comments from Cuomo's top aide, Melissa DeRosa, who told lawmakers that the administration was sitting on the more accurate tally to avoid political issues with then-President Donald Trump's administration.
The governor is also embroiled in a series of other controversies, including sexual-assault allegations launched against him, and new reports that claim he gave his family special access to COVID-19 testing early in the pandemic.
Link?
and once I found out what a weasel he is, I said he needs to go.
this is called Integrity, look into it.
and once I found out what a weasel he is, I said he needs to go.
this is called Integrity, look into it.
still haven’t answered my questions.
-how many nursing homes are state-run and how many are privately run?
-how many deaths took place in state-run facilities?
-how many deaths are you directly attributing to Murphy?
Must be nice to have the media cover for you like this.
www.mediaite.com
CNN and MSNBC Mostly Ignore Bombshell Report on Cuomo Nursing Home Cover Up
CNN and MSNBC have provided scant coverage of last week's New York Times bombshell on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's (D) nursing home scandal.
my great aunt (my grandmother’s sister) was a nurse and a literal saint. She had 10 kids, had to finish raising them when her husband died, took care of her sister when she was sick and on her way out, took people in when they needed a place to stay. Funny thing is, I never saw her have a bad day, get down on life, or say anything mean about anyone else. Some people are just blessed with being kind souls
I hope the situation has improved now. It's sad that people are dying because of this stupid virus, especially in nursing homes, where their families sent them to heal. I hope that, at least, most of the old and sick people are sitting at home, some home care agencies, like assistinghands, are taking care of them, and they are healthy and alive.
I'm tired of this virus. So many people died. When will it end?
Plus, why involve politics in this? The situation in the world is real and not very good.
I'm tired of this virus. So many people died. When will it end?
Plus, why involve politics in this? The situation in the world is real and not very good.
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Biden administration providing cover for democrat governors.
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www.reuters.com
U.S. will not investigate nursing home deaths in New York, two other states -letter
The U.S. Justice Department has decided not to open a civil rights investigation into nursing homes in New York and two other states regarding their COVID-19 response, dealing a blow to several Republican lawmakers who had demanded a probe.
www.reuters.com
1. NJ is being investigated alreadyBiden administration providing cover for democrat governors.
U.S. will not investigate nursing home deaths in New York, two other states -letter
The U.S. Justice Department has decided not to open a civil rights investigation into nursing homes in New York and two other states regarding their COVID-19 response, dealing a blow to several Republican lawmakers who had demanded a probe.
2. Does this mean there will be DOJ whistleblowers?
3. does this mean that you DO think that the DOJ is used as a political tool?
Was it or was it not a mistake for governors to defy CDC regulations & common sense and place Covid patients into nursing homes?
