It's political because the person or organization that submitted the question obviously carefully fashioned it so they would get the answer they wanted. You know as well as I do the political affiliation of the person or group that submitted that bogus request. OF COURSE they have no such "documentation."
> >I'll ask a third time...why didn't they stop at (2) if they wanted some real, useful information? Spin that.
> Why would they stop at #2 when we already know that the CDC doesn't track breakthrough infections unless of hospitalization or death.
If that was the case I'm not sure how they would be able to state that not getting a vaccination after recovery doubles the chance of reinfection over getting a vaccination after recovery. You think they just pulled that number out of their ass?
>#3 data was what they were looking for. Spin that.
All they were doing with "and (3)" was ensuring they got the answer they were looking for so they could exploit it politically. Who submitted the FOI request in question? Fox News? Joe Rogan?
> Unlike you guys that love to argue, ala potato chips... I research this. As I have said many times, I would have been first in line had I not had Covid already. This is >a damn serious question and to be honest, I am amazed that a former trial lawyer doesn't even think to ask questions like this instead of just crying right wing.
I was arguing the potato chips because there is an important point behind it. You don't see the irony in someone fretting about 6%/annum inflation when they freely pay 600% more than necessary for a product? All that was required was a modicum of advance planning. How often have you seen an obese Trumpster housewife in the supermarket, dragging around two overflowing shopping carts 3/4 full of chips, cookies, hot dogs, soda and pudding? These are the people most loudly complaining about 6% food inflation when they are willingly flushing 70% of their food budget.