Correct. Nancy and Chuck are too out of touch. I'm interested to know. Do you support Chuck since you said he's not out of touch? Also do you think Kamala will become President at some point. Will you support Pence if he is the Candidate?
25% of Americans will not take COVID Vaccine
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Correct. Nancy and Chuck are too out of touch. I'm interested to know. Do you support Chuck since you said he's not out of touch? Also do you think Kamala will become President at some point. Will you support Pence if he is the Candidate?
Not sure where I even mentioned Chuck. But for the record I find Chuck to be a loser. Plain and simple.
yes I think kamala will be President at some point
i don’t know if I’d support pence because I don’t know who else may run
in February 2021 I’d like Nikki although I like DeSantis, Scott and Christie. What I like means zip though - if the VP Pence is electable I can get behind him but I don’t think he sways the working class first and second generation Americans who reject the Dems current path of socialism
Hello. I didn't know what you mean by "Scott". Can you please clarify? Thank you!
I just wanted to err on the side of caution while we allowed the time for science to catch up.
Science has caught up with a couple very effective vaccines and I have become very optimistic since the trends are all improving pretty rapidly.
Agree. Like the socialist Bernie. Enough to matter (or in Bernies case win but for...)
I do worry younger generations are either socialist or MAGA. Thanks to MSM and SM if you ask me.
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No doubt. It is quite scary. The level of education in our country is quite pathetic. I'm not talking about college education, because college is becoming a brain washing experiment. I'm talking about being educated to do research into topics, not getting your news from facebook and being able to have principles. A good friend always said "if you dont stand for something, you'll fall for anything." I feel like that sums up our political atmosphere.
Hello. I was told again and again on this board the last couple weeks that I am wrong in saying there will be a new surge with the variants. See below. Experts are starting to really worry. One expert was optimistic a couple weeks ago we were seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. But unfortunately he does not have that optimistic view anymore. The experts now see a "Perfect Storm"
www.nj.com
N.J. experts fear ‘perfect storm’ on the horizon as 7 new coronavirus strains discovered in U.S.
While COVID-19 cases are down, experts are increasingly pessimistic about the pandemic, as the virus continues to mutate.
Hello. I was told again and again on this board the last couple weeks that I am wrong in saying there will be a new surge with the variants. See below. Experts are starting to really worry. One expert was optimistic a couple weeks ago we were seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. But unfortunately he does not have that optimistic view anymore. The experts now see a "Perfect Storm"
N.J. experts fear ‘perfect storm’ on the horizon as 7 new coronavirus strains discovered in U.S.
While COVID-19 cases are down, experts are increasingly pessimistic about the pandemic, as the virus continues to mutate.
Thankfully it's behind a pay wall so I can't read it. I don't listen to fearmongering.
Social media is the root cause of most societal problems in the last 10-15 years. We have gone downhill very quickly.
Many people are brainwashed and don't have the capacity to know what is real, what isn't and where to get their news from. Unfortunately mainstream media has also gone downhill as it's too intertwined with social media. Every "news" personality has a twitter account. It's poisonous.
This and it's all driven by $$. MSM and social media make money by dividing. If you're concerned about corporate profits and the downfall of society start there.
California and Florida took different approaches and had same result
Historically, Florida has had 8,306 cases and 117 deaths per 100,000 residents and California has had about 8,499 cases per 100,000 residents and 130 deaths per 100,000.
Interesting article. I'd say both states have done a bad job with two different approaches.California and Florida took different approaches and had same result
Historically, Florida has had 8,306 cases and 117 deaths per 100,000 residents and California has had about 8,499 cases per 100,000 residents and 130 deaths per 100,000.www.dailymail.co.uk
California and Florida took different approaches and had same result
Historically, Florida has had 8,306 cases and 117 deaths per 100,000 residents and California has had about 8,499 cases per 100,000 residents and 130 deaths per 100,000.
"The same result"? You can't compare results when the situations are entirely different.
Would be like saying Seton Hall had the same result if they had the same shooting percentage vs Creighton as they did against St. Johns.
CA's largest City - LA 4 million people which is about 4x larger than Florida's largest city but has half the land area resulting in about 8x the density.
FYI. NJ RT up to .9 today. Ms Judy said today that number has been a "point of interest" over the last couple days after "several days of that rate "going in the right direction".
Fauci just shifted his Vaccine general public availability from April to "Mid-May/June". The good doctor also mentioned we will be mask wearing and distancing "well into the fall/early winter". @Merge Just to remind you. One of us will not be posting on this board after Labor day. By what Fauci and the experts are saying, it looks like I might be staying on.
www.cnn.com
Dr. Fauci shifts the timeline on when the general public will be able to get a vaccine | CNN
Dr. Anthony Fauci said vaccines will be available to the general public by about mid to late May or early June, he told CNN's Jim Sciutto on Tuesday.
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Fauci just shifted his Vaccine general public availability from April to "Mid-May/June". The good doctor also mentioned we will be mask wearing and distancing "well into the fall/early winter". @Merge Just to remind you. One of us will not be posting on this board after Labor day. By what Fauci and the experts are saying, it looks like I might be staying on.
Dr. Fauci shifts the timeline on when the general public will be able to get a vaccine | CNN
Dr. Anthony Fauci said vaccines will be available to the general public by about mid to late May or early June, he told CNN's Jim Sciutto on Tuesday.
People like Fauci or Osterholm see the risk in front of us if we relax and let our guard down and people see the trends as good news and decide against getting the vaccine. They are cautioning us to still take it seriously for the next few months even as the news will keep getting better and better so the vaccine can be as effective as it needs to be for Covid to go away.
Again, the vaccine looks to be highly effective and doesn't just help prevent the spread but it also helps prevent severe disease. By April, we will have administered at least 140 million shots and should be somewhere around 80 million of the most vulnerable that have been fully vaccinated. By the summer, deaths are going to be down to almost zero.
@Merge Our great president said during his CNN town hall that we will be back to normal "hopefully by next Christmas or first quarter January 2022". Do you agree with the President you voted for? Just to confirm. You are still on the bet for Labor day ? Correct? One of us will no longer be posting on this board after that date.
www.cnn.com
February 16, 2021 Joe Biden town hall
President Joe Biden participates in a CNN town hall in Wisconsin. Follow here for the latest.
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You're deflecting the bet question. Do you agree one of us will not be posting after Labor Day?
More important than population density is the difference in age disparity which the article points. Both Newsome and DeSantis politicized the virus, terrible job. But I look at Sweden which managed the pandemic with a science based approach that enabled less disruption in their society and economy. Their one mis-step was managing nursing homes which were by far the highest number of fatalities.
Of course. There are quite a lot of factors, but we can’t judge the actions of one state and compare them to another state with very different circumstances. Sweden has an extremely low population density, so their response would of course be much different then very densely populated areas.
It’s not like if California and Florida apply the same procedures that they end up with the same deaths per capital. They have to respond to the situation on front of them.
Not really. 87% of Sweden’s population is in urban areas and I remember seeing like 40-50% of the Stockholm workforce commutes by subway.
Actually like that Sweden operates its Health Ministry as an independent agency that the government cannot overrule.
The goalpost keeps moving. Fauci said yesterday vaccines will be available to the general public in mid-May/June. However the President said today it might be not to August now. Who should we listen to?
www.nytimes.com
Covid-19: Biden Suggests All Americans Could Be Offered Vaccines by August (Published 2021)
New York City data by ZIP code showed major income and racial disparities in the geography of the city’s vaccination efforts so far. South Africa will share its unused AstraZeneca doses after the vaccine showed weak results against a variant there.
I was commenting that they politicized the pandemic and their actions. DeSantis did a much better job protecting nursing home patients.
Hi everyone. I talked to my Mayor tonight. He let me know from conversations that he thinks the mask requirements will probably go on to fall 2022. He unfortunately thinks fans will be wearing masks the full season next year at the prudential center. This is from insider information. It appears we know who will not be posting on this board after Labor day 2021.
@Merge See some quotes from doctors in this article. One doctor mentioned we will still be fighting the virus for a year plus. He also does not expect sporting events to be at full capacity until 2024. I think I would take a doctor's word. It looks like we know who will not be posting on this page after Labor day!
nationalpost.com
It's only 'the end of the beginning.' COVID-19 will be with us for years
Even in a post-pandemic world, will we ever again feel comfortable shaking a hand or kissing a cheek?
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