Time To End The Shutdown?

Ou812fu

Polishing toilet bowls since 1966.
Too bad it's too late for Newsom to throw his hat into the potus race. Unless Joe has a health scare or something and Newsom gets drafted at the convention.
He has nothing to do with why California isn't as bad as New York. New York living setup has to do with that. Most buildings in New York still share the same heater through out the building. So all this sick people infect everyone else.
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
He has nothing to do with why California isn't as bad as New York. New York living setup has to do with that. Most buildings in New York still share the same heater through out the building. So all this sick people infect everyone else.
California became the first US state to issue a widespread stay-at-home order on 19 March. Since then, the state has seen more than 20,000 coronavirus cases and 570 deaths – but the death toll appears to be rising more slowly than in hard-hit New York and New Jersey. Public health experts have credited the state’s foresight in enforcing social distancing. The Trump administration’s response meanwhile, has lagged behind, with the president denying the crisis and delaying action even as the national death toll climbed.
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
As Trump blithely reassured, “Just stay calm. It will go away,” Newsom earned praise from public health experts around the country for enforcing strict, early distancing orders. While Trump beat back pleas from governors to send more of the ventilators needed to treat coronavirus patients, Newsom shipped 500 ventilators to seven states. And when the federal government sent faulty equipment, Newsom harnessed the state’s outsized tech industry to quickly fix them.
 

Ou812fu

Polishing toilet bowls since 1966.
California became the first US state to issue a widespread stay-at-home order on 19 March. Since then, the state has seen more than 20,000 coronavirus cases and 570 deaths – but the death toll appears to be rising more slowly than in hard-hit New York and New Jersey. Public health experts have credited the state’s foresight in enforcing social distancing. The Trump administration’s response meanwhile, has lagged behind, with the president denying the crisis and delaying action even as the national death toll climbed.
Okay believe what you want. Any place that has high rises for living environments is going to have an infection problem. Plain and simple. Look at the hot spots. New York problem with the virus, is in new York city. Not the surrounding small cities. Smh. Look at the hot spots of the virus in the rest of the country. Most are in areas where there are alot of people living on top of each other. In big apartment complexes.
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
"Every time Donald Trump steps to the podium, it’s an assault on the memory. The timeline gets muddled, responsibility less clear. This, of course, is intentional. The coronavirus was once no more than the flu; then it was the invisible scourge, a war that the president sniffed out from the very beginning; now it’s creeping back to flu-like territory again—something that can’t possibly keep us from our highest calling here on earth: to go to work. There was a critical shortage of ventilators, but then there never was. Everything was “perfect” all along. The country was ramping up testing because there weren’t enough tests. Now, every American could always get tested, even though they can’t at the moment. Watching President Donald Trump say the exact opposite thing—and then dress down a reporter for pointing it out—is, on the best of days, exhausting. During a pandemic, it can feel crushing. And that is the point."

Slate
 

olroadbeech

Happy Verified UPSer
Too bad it's too late for Newsom to throw his hat into the potus race. Unless Joe has a health scare or something and Newsom gets drafted at the convention.
i didn't like Newsom at first but he is handling this crisis in Cali very well.
Looking like a hero. Thousands of lives saved. And it took big cajones to shut down the 7th largest economy in the world first in this country.
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
i didn't like Newsom at first but he is handling this crisis in Cali very well.
Looking like a hero. Thousands of lives saved. And it took big cajones to shut down the 7th largest economy in the world first in this country.
Let's start a write-in campaign for potus. We could do worse.
 

olroadbeech

Happy Verified UPSer
"Every time Donald Trump steps to the podium, it’s an assault on the memory. The timeline gets muddled, responsibility less clear. This, of course, is intentional. The coronavirus was once no more than the flu; then it was the invisible scourge, a war that the president sniffed out from the very beginning; now it’s creeping back to flu-like territory again—something that can’t possibly keep us from our highest calling here on earth: to go to work. There was a critical shortage of ventilators, but then there never was. Everything was “perfect” all along. The country was ramping up testing because there weren’t enough tests. Now, every American could always get tested, even though they can’t at the moment. Watching President Donald Trump say the exact opposite thing—and then dress down a reporter for pointing it out—is, on the best of days, exhausting. During a pandemic, it can feel crushing. And that is the point."

Slate
He's stealing from Bill Clinton's playbook. Remember ???

Tell a lie often and long enough and people will start believing it.
 

DriveInDriѵeOut

Inordinately Right
"Every time Donald Trump steps to the podium, it’s an assault on the memory. The timeline gets muddled, responsibility less clear. This, of course, is intentional. The coronavirus was once no more than the flu; then it was the invisible scourge, a war that the president sniffed out from the very beginning; now it’s creeping back to flu-like territory again—something that can’t possibly keep us from our highest calling here on earth: to go to work. There was a critical shortage of ventilators, but then there never was. Everything was “perfect” all along. The country was ramping up testing because there weren’t enough tests. Now, every American could always get tested, even though they can’t at the moment. Watching President Donald Trump say the exact opposite thing—and then dress down a reporter for pointing it out—is, on the best of days, exhausting. During a pandemic, it can feel crushing. And that is the point."

Slate
Slate LMAO
Every single source you post is garbage.

You are full blown brainwashed.
 
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