Emails Reveal Walz Was Not Following the Science on Youth Masking

Emails obtained by the Minnesota Senate from a data request show that staff in the Governor Walz Administration made a political move not led by science when issuing the youth athlete mask mandate. One email stated "there isn't much" evidence when the team tried to match Walz' mandate with science. 

In turns out, at one point, the Walz Administration recognized the political realities and how that interfaced with Walz' orders. Alpha News reports that an email read "The election, particularly the loss of six DFL seats in the House, was in part a referendum on our guidance and sports was part of that,” said Laura Oliven, who identifies herself in emails as a member of the “COVID-19 Response.”

Senate Republicans have done a fine job uncovering this information, but what are they planning to do with it. The Legislature only meets for another 3 weeks and so far, Senate Republican Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, REFUSES to pledge to not vote for Walz' Budget until his Emergency Powers are terminated and the Never Again Bill is passed.

Action 4 Liberty remains committed to bringing the pressure against politicians of both parties who won't do the necessary work to End Walz' Emergency Powers once and for all.

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  • J Bird
    commented 2021-04-29 13:40:24 -0500
    Pat Nius, I assume you know what that latin phrase stands for?

    For our readers, it means “to the man” – basically meaning that, instead of addressing the argument, you attack the source’s character.

    It would only be a fallacy if one were to DIRECTLY attack the person or entity’s character. Please note the word “character.” My last post was from an independent source, not from me.

    EVEN IF we could call it an “ad hominem,” there are actually legit forms of the same – which this case clearly falls under. Again, not saying this IS an ad hominem, but if we called it one for sake of arguement, it would be more of a CIRCUMSTANTIAL ad hom. Which, as long as it goes to a pattern of behavior or bias, would NOT be fallacious. Such is the case of Alpha New’s clear track record of questionable journalism.

    I thinking its not ME thats trying to deflect here…
  • Pat Nius
    commented 2021-04-29 11:41:25 -0500
    Our uneducated friend J Bird may want to acquaint himself with the concept of logical fallacies. Suggest starting with, “argumentum ad hominem”.
  • J Bird
    commented 2021-04-28 06:51:11 -0500
    Jake Duesenberg may want to review his sources:

    Alpha News:
    -————————————————————————————————-
    Reasoning: Poor Sourcing, Conspiracy Theories, Anti-Islam, Lack of Transparency
    Bias Rating: FAR RIGHT
    Factual Reporting: LOW
    Country: USA (45/180 Press Freedom)
    Media Type: Organization/Foundation
    Traffic/Popularity: Minimal Traffic
    MBFC Credibility Rating: LOW CREDIBILITY
  • Jake Duesenberg
    published this page in News 2021-04-27 11:44:46 -0500