White House denies Stephen Miller’s grandmother died from coronavirus, despite death certificate stating otherwise

[papadee]

We're supposed to believe the White House over her son who has the death certificate.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-hou...183315609.html

[Munchmasterman]

But.....um...you....trump....a ....No wait!
Hilary's emails...

Originally Posted by papadee

We're supposed to believe the White House over her son who has the death certificate.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-hou...183315609.html

[The_Waco_Kid]

my neighbor's cat died. he was 18 years old. feline covid related death.


BAHHAAAAA


you goombahs will believe any bullshit critical of Trump because you desperately want to. i bet you two even think Trump colluded with Putin to win the election.


typical screed by a TDS suffering asshole. like you two.


The uncle, who was a vocal critic of the sitting president, was contacted by the publication about the death of his grandmother.


He criticised the response from the Trump administration, including Mr Miller, in regards to the pandemic, which has now taken the life of his mother.


"With the death of my mother, I'm angry and outraged at [Miller] directly and the administration he has devoted his energy to supporting," Mr Glosser said.


BAHHAAAAAA

[dilbert firestorm]

the claim on the death certificate was misleading.


she didn't die from CV-19, she died from respiratory failure resulting from CV-19.


media and munchie misplaced their eyeballs.

[matchingmole]

[the_real_Barleycorn]

Try to keep up with current events. Around the country it has been discovered that people have died from other causes only to have it listed as a covid death. After all, a covid death is worth about $13,000 to a hospital and a motorcycle (case zero) is worth nothing. So when Yahoo says something...investigate further.
HIPAA protects the name but look up Orange County, fake covid death, and Florida.

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

the claim on the death certificate was misleading.


she didn't die from CV-19, she died from respiratory failure resulting from CV-19.


media and munchie misplaced their eyeballs.

Since when did autopsies determine the disease from which someone dies? .... eg ... "measles"

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by Munchmasterman

But.....um...you....trump....a ....No wait!
Hilary's emails...

It's not even last call yet!

[Munchmasterman]

Here is a definition of a covid-19 death including a death certificate example.
The key phrase says "complete recovery". The grandmother survived the acute portion of the virus but her damaged lungs couldn't keep her alive.
She didn't completely recover.
The death certificate example is filled out correctly.

As for the grandmother's death certificate, it had "On the certificate, it listed her cause of death as "respiratory arrest" resulting from "Covid-19.""(from the OP link)

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

the claim on the death certificate was misleading.


she didn't die from CV-19, she died from respiratory failure resulting from CV-19.


media and munchie misplaced their eyeballs.

[the_real_Barleycorn]

So the uncle is a critic and this was reported by Mother Jones. The plot thickens. Too bad there's no name on the form. Could belong to anyone. Most importantly, if this woman died from covid...so what? Truly a personal tragedy for Mr Miller but what was the point of the OP or the Yahoo story?

[Munchmasterman]

Since always dr. douche-bag.
That's what an autopsy is for.

To determine the cause of death

They do blood work, a physical examination, etc.
After the autopsy is complete, an "autopsy report" is generated that details the causes and any contributing causes info.

So you don't know what an autopsy is for and you don't know the difference of the burden of proof between a civil and a criminal court case.

There go the fields of law and medicine
You don't know the basics of either.

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Since when did autopsies determine the disease from which someone dies? .... eg ... "measles"

[Munchmasterman]

I clearly said the included death certificate was an example. All the info I included (except the definition and the death certificate example) were from the OP link.
Letting you know the uncle is a critic is more about not hiding that fact

Mother Jones contacted him for info. He gave it. If you think it means something different, refute it.

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

So the uncle is a critic and this was reported by Mother Jones. The plot thickens. Too bad there's no name on the form. Could belong to anyone. Most importantly, if this woman died from covid...so what? So what? The white house says that's not true.
You completely missed the point of the story. Try rereading the OP and the link.Truly a personal tragedy for Mr Miller but what was the point of the OP or the Yahoo story?

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by papadee

We're supposed to believe the White House over her son who has the death certificate.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-hou...183315609.html

Is there an Autopsy Report? There is a difference between dying with something and dying from it.

[HedonistForever]

Originally Posted by papadee

We're supposed to believe the White House over her son who has the death certificate.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-hou...183315609.html

We're supposed to care about how Stephen Miller's grandmother died? With everything else going on, this is what you are concerned about? Who does this affect? Does it have an impact on your life or anybodies life? This AGAIN is nothing more than TDS.


Now if this was the White House covering up the murder of Millers grandmother and Miller was the primary suspect, THEN and only then is this a story that should concern anybody but if your only goal is to find SOMETHING anything to which you can jump to your feet and say AH HA!, you may want to re-evaluate what you consider to be important news.


I'm more sad for you than Miller's grandmother.

[the_real_Barleycorn]

So you don't give a shit about Breanna Taylor but you care oodles about Miller's grandmother.