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Roy Cooper’s legacy. @RoyCooperNC F*ck you, Roy. You did everything Fauci told you and he never even cared enough about you to learn your name. You destroyed the lives of North Carolinians and Fauci called you “Ray”. You complete loser.

@AJKayWriter This is correct. So many people can’t come to grips with who they really are, so they must persist.

These people aren’t really defending Fauci. They are defending themselves. If they admit how vile his behavior was, they have to accept the fact that they supported and perpetuated it. I’d bet anything that if you showed them an anonymized a list of his misdeeds, they would instantly condemn them.

Roy Cooper’s legacy. @RoyCooperNC

@JBRookcard @ReopenWcpss @MyNCSenate @nckhui @NCHouseGOP @Becky4Wake @LanaWittFugh @SloanRachmuth @RoyCooperNC Roy had a DHHS secretary. But she was a literal moron who was setting Covid policy based on nothing more than gab sessions with her gal pals. 🙄

WHY would @RoyCooperNC, the supposed Governor of North Carolina, consult with the head of the NIH regarding the reopening of schools in North Carolina? North Carolina had no DHHS? North Carolina had no Medical Doctors? North Carolina had no Emergency Preparedness plan for an epidemic? North Carolina had no Council of State? North Carolina had no PTAs? North Carolina had no independence from the Federal Government? I get it. Comrade Cooper was looking for orders from his handlers in the Biden administration. Makes perfect sense now. And North Carolina stayed shut down on the directives of Roy Coop Cooper. No more COOP! North Carolina has been damaged enough by Roy Cooper's BAD DECISIONS!💯

Fauci to then Gov Cooper BOMB @MyNCSenate @nckhui @NCHouseGOP @nckhui @Becky4Wake @LanaWittFugh @SloanRachmuth #dearRoyCooper the74million.org/article/in-dia…

@ReopenWcpss @MyNCSenate @nckhui @NCHouseGOP @Becky4Wake @LanaWittFugh @SloanRachmuth Don’t overlook the fact that Roy Cooper commands so little respect, Fauci didn’t even know his name and called him “Ray”.

@lonedirewuf @BryanRAnderson @DrMandyCohen @roycooper True. Except for one thing. At least Lloyd and Harry were likable. Roy and Mandy are detestable.

@ArcturusM8 @BryanRAnderson @DrMandyCohen and @roycooper 👇

Asked how he’d handle COVID-19 pandemic differently in hindsight, Cooper says, “That was a tough time for everybody. What we did was took the information that we had at the time and made the very best decisions that we could at the time. I think we know a lot more today.” #ncpol

@graciefacelove Unbelievable. Well, I hope he learned his lesson, at least. 🙄 Wild times.

@ArcturusM8 My kid who was 2 was screamed at by Brooklyn people for not masking. insane

Wait in the year of our lord 2026, people still think masks, like flimsy little plastic paper pfas filled masks or cotton masks “protect” them from giving or getting covid? Like, how? Do they still think the sun revolves around the earth? Good god people are dumb.

There was no shortage of arguments against the Covid interventions. (1) NO EMERGENCY The data showed it was a nothing burger even in early March 2020. (2) CONFUSION JUSTIFIES NOTHING Even if the data were unclear, uncertainty doesn’t justify overturning society. (3) PRONE TO SEE THE APOCALYPSE Even if the data about a perceived pandemic appeared certain, one must doubt it, as people have an instinctual fear of the mythical pandemic, and are prone to seeing one where there is not. (4) INTERVENTIONS DON’T WORK The interventions didn’t slow the spread, were recommended against as of 2019, and were only done out of panic, looking to be doing something, and copycatting other nations. (5) INTERVENTION HARMS Even if the interventions had narrowly slowed the spread, no cost-benefit analysis was done demonstrating that the benefits outweighed the harms. Instead, the one thing — infections — received infinite weight to all else. The interventions in fact had epic harms. (6) CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY Even if the interventions had narrowly slowed the spread and cost-benefit analyses were in its favor (and we could trust the analysis wasn’t biased), such analyses never consider the inevitable creation of an “unclean” out group, those skeptical of the interventions thrust upon society, who can easily become the victims of democide, and if that happens the mainstream community will only say to themselves, “Good riddance.” (7) VOLUNTARY Even if the interventions worked and had no harms of any kind, people would do them voluntarily. (8) INVIOLABILITY Even if the interventions worked etc. and people wouldn’t do them voluntarily, our civil liberties are FOR the perceived emergencies.

Screw this scarf lady. In her own book she gloated about how she was flying all across the country to convince states and colleges to stay closed.

This list of permanent restaurant closures is only in Raleigh, because of Cooper’s ED’s that led to business & countless other closures. Never forget what he did to NC. He’s not interested in our well-being, only getting elected. Don’t fall for it. amp.newsobserver.com/living/food-dr…

Stephen A. Smith just tore into Fauci and Democrats for refusing to call him out. “This was not a good day for Dr. Fauci.” “He looked very bad.” “This man held dominion over the lives of a nation, if not the world.” “Fauci was damn near encouraging us to wear two and three masks at a time.” “We barely could breathe.” “How about the six-foot social distancing?” “Where’d he get that from?” “He later admitted that it wasn’t backed by science.” “He's just coming up with this stuff.” “The lockdowns, the natural immunities, the vaccine’s ability to prevent infection and transmission.” “Fauci's pulmonary infarction following vaccination that he didn't reveal to the public.” “This is all shady stuff.” “And the Democrats have nothing to say?” “Wasn't it the Democrats that was enforcing stuff?” “People lost their jobs.” “Businesses went out of business.” “Folks’ quality of life was severely compromised.” @stephenasmith

Fauci’s dumb opinions became Roy Cooper’s evil decisions. @RoyCooperNC

I reported on these two Bakersfield doctors 4/26/2020. According to their data, the death rate of the coronavirus was similar in prevalence to the flu. Even as I was finishing the article, YouTube had removed their interview, and another video post, but the tv station's video is still available. californiaglobe.com/fr/kern-co-imm…

No Deb. You did not get the balance right. The blue state Govs kept schools closed for over a year. Half of America’s public school kids faced disrupted schooling for nearly 2 years. Because of what you and Fauci told them to do — oh they own it too, they should have told you to F off like @GovRonDeSantis did but they didn’t because they wanted to seem like the caring ones and win elections off it it. But they were the assholes who didn’t give a shit about actual kids and actual human beings.

I wonder. Now that we know even Fauci knew masks and “social distancing” were not evidence based, that NCDHHS set Covid policy based on gab sessions with gal pals, and that CDC knew the Covid “vax’s” didn’t prevent transmission, does @woodscharter regret any of its actions?

Ron DeSantis was right. Roy Cooper was disastrously wrong. Roy Cooper destroyed lives. @RoyCooperNC

@JenniferSey @statomattic Stop questioning The Science and The Data.

@statomattic And they thought they were the smart ones. That’s the real kick in the pants.

Your periodic reminder that, less than five years ago, people wore masks for the 60-second walk to their table in a restaurant before removing the mask for the entire 60-minute meal, and a lot of people actually thought or pretended that this mattered. People are STUPID.