This new state government report points out that state and federal officials saw nothing wrong, yet nearly everyone they interviewed outside of government had nothing good to say.

Executive summary

The New Hampshire House of Representatives is about to publish a 38-page report created by a bipartisan committee of NH state legislators entitled, "Special Committee on Covid Response Efficacy: Report of Findings."

I got an advance copy that I can share with you.

It's glorious.

In this article I summarize the highlights.

In a nutshell:

If you worked for the state or federal government, everything was done right.

If you didn't work for the government, everything was a disaster.

It was an interesting seeing how different people can view the same evidence in totally opposite ways.

Also, all the Republicans on the committee thought the response was a disaster.

All the Democrats saw nothing wrong. The Minority Report is the exact opposite of the Majority report.

You can't make this stuff up. You really can't.

The majority report

Here is the 38-page majority report.

The minority report

Here is the minority report. It's only really one page (with a large attachment).

They basically disagreed, but didn't cite any specific thing(s) wrong with how the majority report interpreted the testimony that was presented. They give us no clue as to how the Republicans misinterpreted the testimony.

So they are saying that they disagreed on everything? They think 6 foot rule worked? That masks worked? That the vaccines saved lives?

I just got off the phone with Stephen Petty who testified on masks. He said the Democrats were in the room, but mostly fiddling with their cell phones. They didn't ask Petty a single question.

I also asked John Beaudoin about his testimony in front of the special committee. He told me also that NONE of the Democrats asked a single question. There were at most 2 Democrats in the room at any time.