The 2020 Challenges of Voting by Mail
I have received many requests to comment on Voting by Mail, because I launched the Pitney Bowes Relia-Vote mail-in ballot system in the mid-2000’s. A well-designed mail-in ballot system is the best
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Getting Past the Political Narratives on Covid19
We have been badly served by elected and appointed government officials, public health authorities, and the media in getting an understanding of what has happened and is likely to happen relative to Covid19.
Why the Hospitalization Rates on Covid19 are so Difficult to Model
Some individuals I highly respect are both convinced that the modeling on future hospitalizations and deaths by highly credentialed institutions and the federal and state government political decisions made as a result of
Two Different Paths to Succeeding Against the Coronavirus
As I have watched reporters, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the President, and others try to figure out the role Chloroquine (the anti-malarial drug) and other drugs might play in reducing the number of Coronavirus
Threading the Needle on Coronavirus Communications
Friday, March 21, 2020’s daily briefing created a very complex and thought-provoking interaction among President Trump, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who leads the National Institute of Allergic and Infectious Disease, and Peter Alexander,
Why Don’t We Know More About the Coronavirus Risks?
Recently, I had a heated debate with a good friend about whether our government officials are overreacting to the Coronavirus crisis. His response was logical and compelling: “We don’t know about the