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In Covid's Wake How Our Politics Failed Us

Stephen Macedo

One of The Covid pandemic quickly led to the greatest mobilization of emergency powers in human history. By early April 2020, half the world’s population—3.9 billion people—were living under quarantine. People were told not to leave their homes; businesses were shuttered, employees laid off, and sc...

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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

This scathing new book reviewed in The Boston Globe offered a critique of the politics surrounding the COVID era. The review noted that the authors were convincing because they came from the liberal, data-driven tribe they were critiquing.

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The article is called The Case Against Fauci. So yes, it gets, you know, the kind of article that just gets passed around without anybody reading it. But it's actually a book review of Stephen Macedo...

— Episode: Normally Podcast: The JD Vance Meme Craz...

Episode: Normally Podcast: The JD Vance Meme Craze

This scathing new book reviewed in The Boston Globe offered a critique of the politics surrounding the COVID era. The review noted that the authors were convincing because they came from the liberal, data-driven tribe they were critiquing.

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The article is called The Case Against Fauci. So yes, it gets, you know, the kind of article that just gets passed around without anybody reading it. But it's actually a book review of Stephen Macedo and Francis Lee's scathing new book called In COVID's Wake, How Our Politics Failed Us.

much of In COVID's Wake feels convincing in no small part because Macedo and Lee are of the liberal data-driven tribe they critique.

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