Rand Paul: There is No Scientific Evidence ‘Tyrannical’ Lockdowns Work

Liberal politicians around the country are forcing millions of Americans back into lockdown.

Senator and medical doctor Rand Paul says these people are not basing their decision on scientific data.

Steve Watson reports:

Senator Rand Paul spoke out Monday against the policy of lockdowns and restrictions, declaring that there is no evidence they are having any impact on the spread of coronavirus, and that those who say they do are not paying attention.
“We ought to at least still use logic to try to figure out how we stop this …,” Paul said in an appearance on Fox News, adding “I don’t see any evidence that crowd control, hand washing, standing six feet apart, all of these things they tell you to do — closing down the restaurants, closing down the schools — there’s no real evidence that they are changing the trajectory of the disease.”
“If you look at the incidence of COVID, it’s going up … exponentially despite all the mandates. So those who say there is science [behind the restrictions] just aren’t paying attention to it,” Paul continued.
Paul, who last week slammed lockdown zealot Dr. Anthony Fauci for doing a complete 180 on schools being closed, urged that “keeping all our kids home isn’t changing the course of this disease.”
“They’ve studied this in four different country-wide studies. They’ve studied the incidence of the disease, they’ve studied the transference of the disease, and they’ve found that closing schools doesn’t work. Even the socialist [New York City Mayor Bill] de Blasio is now opening schools,” the Senator emphasized.
Paul has been calling for schools to be open since the Summer, consistently pointing out that there is no science behind the closures.

Senator Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, arrives for a vote at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2020. President-elect Biden yesterday threw his weight behind House Democrats' proposals for a coronavirus relief bill, calling for aid to state and local governments, among other measures. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images


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