NBC News already running cover for Gov. Cuomo over 1,700 'previously undisclosed deaths at nursing homes and adult care facilities'

Holy s*it is this bad. Over to you, Gov. Andrew Cuomo:

NEW YORK (AP) — New York state reports more than 1,700 previously undisclosed deaths at nursing homes and adult care facilities.

— Zeke Miller (@ZekeJMiller) May 5, 2020

This is quickly becoming THE story of the epidemic, not just in New York but nationwide:

Nursing homes are among the places we should have protected most vigorously. Instead it seems like we barely protected them at all, or even did things to put them at risk, and now it's "look at all these coronavirus deaths!" without noting where over half of them happened. https://t.co/ZobkS7rpUp

— John Hayward (@Doc_0) May 5, 2020

How soon until journos give their favorite governor cover?

Would you believe that it would be instantaneous? “. . .the state faces scrutiny”:

New York state is reporting more than 1,700 previously undisclosed deaths at nursing homes and adult care facilities, as the state faces scrutiny over protecting vulnerable residents during the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/tEPy6hPHaN

— Breaking News (@BreakingNews) May 5, 2020

Not Gov. Cuomo, but it’s “the state” that’s at fault:

Ah “the state” is facing scrutiny. “The state” https://t.co/nMbau3ntne

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) May 5, 2020

Keep in mind, these “previously undisclosed” deaths are more than in the entire state of Florida:

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That's more than the entire state of Florida so far. pic.twitter.com/IGe11uBlT8

— China is lying (@jtLOL) May 5, 2020

Fact check: TRUE:

Florida reports 542 new #coronavirus cases today, bringing total to 37,439. The death toll increased by 62, to 1,471.

— Jeffrey Schweers (@jeffschweers) May 5, 2020

Gov. Cuomo really needs to answer for this:

Protect the most-vulnerable, the most at-risk, they said. New York did the opposite, sending patients with Covid-19 back into nursing homes at the height of the pandemic. By order. This is heart-breaking. And malicious. https://t.co/PjVNhaZTZ9

— Dagen McDowell (@dagenmcdowell) May 5, 2020

Time to name names:

This WSJ article is from March 26. Who mandated this? Names. https://t.co/AEinJhFIgo

— Dagen McDowell (@dagenmcdowell) May 5, 2020

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