In Harris County, ie Houston, that started on or around Jan 20. From day one, front and center on the health department of every county in TX is the graph of covid cases by day along with all the other bogus fraudulent stats like deaths, hospitalizations, active and recovered "cases." Not after Jan 20. Now, if it's available at all, you have to dig through multiple links and it's not clear if you can still access it at all. Funny that isn't it?
I'm in TX and the local TV news still covers nothing but covid stories. Mostly about the vax but it's non-stop. They just won't let it go and don't seem to get that a vast majority of their audience is done with it and moved on.
COVID is about all you see in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Or a story about some brave survivor (female, black, single parent of 15 kids). They still publush the cases and deaths for all of the different areas, but not recoveries.
In Harris County, ie Houston, that started on or around Jan 20. From day one, front and center on the health department of every county in TX is the graph of covid cases by day along with all the other bogus fraudulent stats like deaths, hospitalizations, active and recovered "cases." Not after Jan 20. Now, if it's available at all, you have to dig through multiple links and it's not clear if you can still access it at all. Funny that isn't it?
I'm in TX and the local TV news still covers nothing but covid stories. Mostly about the vax but it's non-stop. They just won't let it go and don't seem to get that a vast majority of their audience is done with it and moved on.
Calling their advertisers can help with that.
COVID is about all you see in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Or a story about some brave survivor (female, black, single parent of 15 kids). They still publush the cases and deaths for all of the different areas, but not recoveries.
give me the link. Do they still have the graph of daily covid cases since March? They hid it in Harris county.