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Power to the Women? A Reply to Garikipati and Kambhampati

In a widely reported recent study, Garikipati and Kambhampati (2020) claim that female-led countries record smaller numbers of COVID-19 deaths than their male-run opposites do. If this result were true, their paper would be one of the first to show that women make better leaders than men. Unfortunately, the research suffers from several major shortcomings that need to be addressed.