Carlos Curbelo

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@sky_dvr They are also the people who most need to work and whose children most need access to their schools and teachers. We cannot cruelly lock them up indefinitely and block them from their schools and jobs. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

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Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

RT @AliciaOnMSNBC: Tonight on @MSNBC's #AmericanVoices: @JonLemire @JuanitaTolliver @carloslcurbelo @byjacobward @Cat_Zakrzewski @leedsgarc… — PolitiTweet.org

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@LynnJoh71918052 Just looking at the same numbers you are and realizing that Newsome’s policies wrecked the economy (meaning many lives), apparently without getting much of a relative benefit compared to Florida on the public health side. Do the math. — PolitiTweet.org

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This article reminds me how fortunate FL's children are to live in a state where leaders (@GovRonDeSantis @LtGovNunez @richardcorcoran & @MiamiSup) made sure our schools opened for a full year of in-person learning last fall. Easily, the best public policy decision of 2020. — PolitiTweet.org

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@LynnJoh71918052 Ah so for Newsome it isn't that his strategy was poor, it's that people ignored him. However in FL the 32k deaths are all DeSantis' fault. Do you have data supporting your theory that Californians are more likely to ignore their Governor that the people of other states? Silly — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

“I think that’s reflective of what’s happening with Black and Brown communities across the country because of COVID,” Runcie said. “It’s the most vulnerable people being impacted to the greatest extent possible. Read more here: https://t.co/cNOWzXyO8f — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

“One of our top priorities must be getting kids back in school now that it is absolutely clear that the risks of staying home are higher than being in school, which science shows can be done safely,” said Dr. Jeffrey Brosco, pediatrician, professor of clinical pediatrics..." — PolitiTweet.org

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“Some teachers don’t make the camera mandatory, so you aim it at the ceiling and go on Instagram and TikTok or take a nap. I did it, and my grades dropped,” said Rashayna, who has since returned to school at Mater Grove Academy and shored up her grades. https://t.co/cNOWzXyO8f — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

For Rashayna, and most students, remote learning from home during the coronavirus pandemic has been a dysfunctional euphemism. They are not learning. https://t.co/cNOWzXyO8f — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@LynnJoh71918052 All this shows is that the more populous a state, the more cases and deaths. I will say Florida's fatality rate is impressive given we have such a high population of seniors. — PolitiTweet.org

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@LynnJoh71918052 So have Newsome's lockdowns worked? Or do you only have criticism for people you disagree with politically? — PolitiTweet.org

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@LynnJoh71918052 Ah ok so a totally abstract standard where anyone can criticize the #, always saying it should have been lower. And of course, ignoring the fact that some states where lockdowns where utilized more frequently fared worse. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@LynnJoh71918052 What would have been an acceptable number of deaths in Florida according to you? — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@LynnJoh71918052 How was anyone led off a cliff? There are examples of states with more restrictive policies that fared worse than Florida. What’s your explanation for that? Did those leaders succeed or fail? — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@LynnJoh71918052 You didn’t answer the question. You cited the 32k number. Please respond. Had 20k lives been lost would you be making the same criticism? Statistics show Florida has done better than some states that have locked down. How do you respond to that reality? — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@LynnJoh71918052 So what’s the standard? 0 lives lost during a pandemic? — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@RogerClau Ok the 9 year-old insults are my cue to stop wasting my time. 👋 — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

A year later, I still cannot understand the passion that some have for locking people up in their homes and locking them out of their jobs and schools. Stay home for as long as you feel you need to, but please don’t impose that misery on your fellow citizens. #COVID19 — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@LynnJoh71918052 Strange. Florida has not had lockdown policies for a very long time and we have outperformed states that have - both in terms of public health and economy. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@RogerClau Lunacy is to indiscriminately lock people in their homes and out of their schools and workplaces. States that did not do that have had lower infection rates than states that did. Statistics and data should drive public policy decisions - not emotions and zealotry. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@RogerClau Ok good job. Now try googling stuff that doesn’t validate your opinion. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@RogerClau Google — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@RogerClau Listen you’re free to lockdown far as long as you’d like, just don’t impose that misery on everyone else. Some people just can’t afford that. The zealotry for locking people up in their homes and out of their jobs and schools is incomprehensible. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@dan_hanket https://t.co/UP2aDplTni — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

@RogerClau I’d take this guy’s opinion over yours on most days: https://t.co/UP2aDplTni — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

There’s a lot of research and data showing that “shutdown” or “lockdown” policies are ineffective. Additionally, they are especially burdensome on low income families who need to work and whose children need access to in-person education. — PolitiTweet.org

Carlos Curbelo @carloslcurbelo

RT @FrancisSuarez: Today I was invited to sit down with @POTUS & @VP alongside some of my fellow Mayors to discuss the unprecedented fundin… — PolitiTweet.org