Prior to this year, few people have ever used the term "asymptomatic," and many never heard of it, but today, it governs our lives. It's truly hard to overstate the significance of this finding relative to the perception of the public based on the lies we've been told concerning asymptomatic spread. Reporting by Nancy Lapid; Editing by Bill BerkrotOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. That is essentially most of America's workforce. Yet the politicians refuse to pry themselves loose from this fixation on stores and restaurants as if they are responsible for transmission, especially when patrons are showing no visible symptoms.
Prominent politicians use the word "asymptomatic" very rarely in everyday life.
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Prominent politicians use the word " asymptomatic " very rarely in everyday life .
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