Same Party, Different House
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Oh, that's not all. He calls the Americans who conform, and trust their government at all costs "the normals".Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 11:50 am P.S. Peter Brown keeps telling us that Dems are all gay men and ugly women. Literally. Brown-shirt much, Petey?
so it's all guesswork. and their models were way off. and conclusions based on how far off their models were, with no real data to back up conclusions other than they were way off. seniors in nursing homes were evidently told to be cared for there vs hospitals in many cases, but them concluding it was a death panel is conjecture.ggait wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 1:04 pmUVA med school study.
Mentioned in here:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ericmack/2 ... 15df7d69bd
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... g-patterns
https://apple.news/A_gaZcloNR-mblQN5UFeThwPeter Brown wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 1:36 pm
New York has a smaller population than Florida
As of today, NY has had over 404,000 confirmed COVID cases and nearly *32,000* deaths
Florida?
224,000 cases and less than 4,000 deaths
Guess which state Dems claims is mishandling the virus?
The red one.
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No worries. FL deaths are going down. Petey told us so.Good thing higher hospitalizations and then deaths won't follow in a few weeks, right PB?
Well it had to be something WG. A death rate 10-20X their neighboring countries after all.so it's all guesswork. and their models were way off. and conclusions based on how far off their models were, with no real data to back up conclusions other than they were way off. seniors in nursing homes were evidently told to be cared for there vs hospitals in many cases, but them concluding it was a death panel is conjecture.
that's not what we were discussing.ggait wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 1:47 pmWell it had to be something WG. A death rate 10-20X their neighboring countries after all.so it's all guesswork. and their models were way off. and conclusions based on how far off their models were, with no real data to back up conclusions other than they were way off. seniors in nursing homes were evidently told to be cared for there vs hospitals in many cases, but them concluding it was a death panel is conjecture.
https://www.latimes.com/california/stor ... ovid-startIn the beginning, dozens of investigators, called “cluster busters,” worked each case to try to contain the spread of the coronavirus. They aimed at identifying each strand of transmission and snipping it before the virus could take hold as a sturdy web across communities. They functioned as all-inclusive personal assistants: arranging child care, setting up WiFi, coordinating grocery drop-offs.
But data would later show that, long before the official case count began to climb, the virus was freewheeling. Federal officials grappling with a shortage of test kits issued narrow testing criteria; that meant key local spreaders in the state’s budding outbreak were going unnoticed and untraced.
Contact tracers were never alerted, for example, to people such as Margaret Cabanis-Wicht and her husband, a 41-year-old movie director in Rancho Palos Verdes who had attended a January gala in Beijing with hundreds from across China.
Twelve days after her husband’s return to California, their 5-year-old daughter woke in the night with a 102-degree fever. Cabanis-Wicht had one, too. For days, they hounded their doctors, the state health department and even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But the two were ineligible for coronavirus testing because, though living with a potential carrier, they hadn’t left the country.
yup. and in those 3-4 weeks the cdc screwed up testing, the game was over.CU77 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 2:43 pm California tried to do things right early, but was stymied by the lack of testing capacity, due to the failure of the CDC to ramp up testing rapidly enough:
https://www.latimes.com/california/stor ... ovid-startIn the beginning, dozens of investigators, called “cluster busters,” worked each case to try to contain the spread of the coronavirus. They aimed at identifying each strand of transmission and snipping it before the virus could take hold as a sturdy web across communities. They functioned as all-inclusive personal assistants: arranging child care, setting up WiFi, coordinating grocery drop-offs.
But data would later show that, long before the official case count began to climb, the virus was freewheeling. Federal officials grappling with a shortage of test kits issued narrow testing criteria; that meant key local spreaders in the state’s budding outbreak were going unnoticed and untraced.
Contact tracers were never alerted, for example, to people such as Margaret Cabanis-Wicht and her husband, a 41-year-old movie director in Rancho Palos Verdes who had attended a January gala in Beijing with hundreds from across China.
Twelve days after her husband’s return to California, their 5-year-old daughter woke in the night with a 102-degree fever. Cabanis-Wicht had one, too. For days, they hounded their doctors, the state health department and even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But the two were ineligible for coronavirus testing because, though living with a potential carrier, they hadn’t left the country.
CU88 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 2:45 pm Where does Fla Gov go for his apology?
Florida Shatters Daily Record With 15,300 New COVID-19 Cases
The state has seen a large increase in cases in the past week, with nearly 69,700 confirmed in the last seven days
https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/flo ... vj_twt_shr
straight to he!!?
Yes. They're on to your nonsense and diversions. Pointing fingers at everyone else when a couple months ago, you were gloating about how awesome Florida is doing.Peter Brown wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 3:00 pm CU88 must’ve missed the news that New York has 10x the deaths of Florida.
CU77 says California (with equally bad numbers) had ‘bad luck’ and the CDC sucks but their Governor is trying.
Anyone notice a pattern here with the Fanlax left?
a fan wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 3:02 pmYes. They're on to your nonsense and diversions. Pointing fingers at everyone else when a couple months ago, you were gloating about how awesome Florida is doing.Peter Brown wrote: ↑Sun Jul 12, 2020 3:00 pm CU88 must’ve missed the news that New York has 10x the deaths of Florida.
CU77 says California (with equally bad numbers) had ‘bad luck’ and the CDC sucks but their Governor is trying.
Anyone notice a pattern here with the Fanlax left?
Not anymore. Best of luck to you, the people of Florida, and the Florida economy.