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[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@Cernovich My wife was preg when her mom got the shot. Soon after my wife started bleeding. We were able to get her in for emergency c-section. Doctor said when he removed the placenta that it was dissolving and that he hadn't seen that before. Very blessed that our baby was saved.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@kylamb8 Where's the "Urban Meyer" option?

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@helen_of_roy Our grandparents:
1. Great grandkids at separate table (even if room for them)
2. Multiple world cruises
3. Tell us the timeline for having kids (not til graduated)
4. N/A
5. Papa/Nana

Bonus: Nana for a couple years played Farmville on Facebook for hours a day

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@P_McCulloughMD Please meet with the Mormon church leaders too! I know multiple families that decided to get the shot because the Mormon leaders "urged" everyone to get the vaccine back in August.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@GovCox The longer you ignore this (data is from Utah Covid website yesterday) the less credibility you have.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@AWinderNewton The explosion of cases is happening primarily in the most vaccinated county of Utah, Summit County.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@AWinderNewton @SaltLakeHealth Is truth important to you? This is from Utah's Jan 6th report. The numbers are higher in vaccinated areas. You can check it for yourself. Park City, the most vaccinated area by far, has double the case rate of anywhere else in Utah. Get the facts straight.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@hamill_law How red are you thinking, or put another way, how rural are you willing to go? In my area it's 2,000+ sq ft homes for under $400k

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@rokich_john @UtahDepOfHealth Even worse numbers today. 14 day rate of 4164.49 in Park City, 286.46 in Daggett/Uintah County.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@rokich_john @UtahDepOfHealth Utah Coronavirus website data. Blue dot in the top is Park City. I take the 14 day case rate by small area and plot it against the % fully vaccinated by small area.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@lsnavely @utah_lib @UtahDepOfHealth I don't know if this is your attitude, it's not directed at you specifically. It's just an attitude I've noticed.

Area with low vax and high cases: See, get vaccinated!

Area with high vax and high cases (Summit is over 2x the previous high case rate in Utah): It's not the vax!

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@lsnavely @utah_lib @UtahDepOfHealth I haven't been there lately. I do know from the data that they didn't get a massive spike last year like this when ski resorts were going strong.

I didn't say the spike was about vaccination rate. I was pointing that out as something I found interesting.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@rokich_john @UtahDepOfHealth Okay. I guess that explains why they have at least 2x and up to 10x higher case rate than everywhere else in Utah.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@rokich_john @UtahDepOfHealth Are tourists more likely to have covid than Utah residents?

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@ChipBuddy @pdubdev Here's Utah. Highest vaccinated area has 10x the case rate of the least vaccinated areas.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@whosherehoosier @covid_clarity For the last two weeks, yes. I think the reason for that rhymes with "shomicron"😆

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@SpencerJCox What is going on in Summit County? In the summer you blamed the lack of vaccination on the surge in Uintah and Daggett County, and now Summit County has a case rate more than double that. You can't just brush this off and act like it's not happening. We need answers.

[brad janssen @bradleymarkjan1]

@JackPosobiec Should be the opposite of Target's slogan:

"Expect Less. Pay More."