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Ragnarok

On and On, South of Heaven
Kathy Griffin Hospitalized With "Unbearably Painful" Symptoms, Blames Trump
It has been almost three years since CNN fired Kathy Griffin for posing in a photo holding President Trump's bloody severed head. Now Griffin is in the hospital, bashing Trump on his coronavirus response, while she gets tested.
…Karma is a b*tch.

Griffin tweeted on Wednesday that she is in the "isolation ward room" of a major US hospital with "UNBEARABLY PAINFUL symptoms." She took a jab at Trump on Twitter for lying about the number of coronavirus test kits.

"I was sent to the #COVID19 isolation ward room in a major hospital ER from a separate urgent care facility," Griffin tweeted Wednesday while criticizing the White House Coronavirus Task Force. "The hospital couldn't test me for #coronavirus because of CDC (Pence task force) restrictions. #TESTTESTTEST"
He’s lying. I was sent to the #COVID19 isolation ward room in a major hospital ER from a separate urgent care facility after showing UNBEARABLY PAINFUL symptoms. The hospital couldn’t test me for #coronavirus because of CDC (Pence task force) restrictions. #TESTTESTTEST Donald J. Trump on Twitter pic.twitter.com/0sU9fHu4r0
— Kathy Griffin (@kathygriffin) March 25, 2020
Griffin attached several pictures of herself to the tweet that showed the hospital room that she was staying in -- while waiting for a test kit. The 59-year-old was also wearing a mask and had a higher probability of contracting the disease than a younger person.

Hours before her tweet, President Trump tweeted that his administration had done "far more 'testing' than any other nation, by far!"
"In fact," the president added, "over an eight day span, the United States now does more testing than what South Korea (which has been a very successful tester) does over an eight week span. Great job!"

Just reported that the United States has done far more “testing” than any other nation, by far! In fact, over an eight day span, the United States now does more testing than what South Korea (which has been a very successful tester) does over an eight week span. Great job!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 25, 2020
 

Plain Jane

Just Plain Jane
PA has seen an increase of 550 from yesterday. Governor Wolf also congratulated us on our social-distancing. Apparently we have done the best in the country by the evidence of tracking our cell phones. Hmmmm...



COVID-19 Testing in Pennsylvania*
NegativePositiveDeaths
16,4411,68716
* Map, table and case count last updated at 12:00 p.m. on 3/26/2020

COVID-19 Testing in Pennsylvania*
NegativePositiveDeaths
16,4411,68716
* Map, table and case count last updated at 12:00 p.m. on 3/26/2020

Counties impacted to date include:



CountyCasesDeaths
Adams7
Allegheny1332
Armstrong1
Beaver13
Berks36
Blair1
Bradford2
Bucks107
Butler191
Cambria1
Carbon2
Centre9
Chester84
Clearfield2
Columbia3
Crawford1
Cumberland15
Dauphin13
Delaware1561
Erie4
Fayette8
Franklin5
Greene3
Indiana1
Juniata1
Lackawanna282
Lancaster21
Lawrence1
Lebanon4
Lehigh631
Luzerne361
Lycoming1
Mercer3
Monroe672
Montgomery2822
Montour4
Northampton563
Philadelphia4021
Pike15
Potter1
Schuylkill9
Somerset2
Susquehanna1
Warren1
Washington12
Wayne6
Westmoreland24
York 21
 

Dobbin

Faithful Steed
New Hampshire has announced "Stay Home" policy beginning Midnight March 27 (Friday) and extending until May 4.


He (Gov. Chris Sununu) said the moves will align New Hampshire with other states in the region that have issued similar orders.

Owner has heard this - he hasn't said much but I know he's thinking of the garden and how to get seedlings...

We're set for hay (phew!) and grain for the chickens.

Dobbin
 

Doomer Doug

TB Fanatic
Chicago mayor: "Dear God, stay home, save lives"
From CNN's Melissa Alonso

Chicago's bike trails, paths and green spaces will be closed until the "threat to our lives is over," Chicago Mayor
WGN

WGN

Lori Lightfoot said at a news briefing today.

Lightfoot addressed Chicagoans who continued to congregate in public areas in large numbers, while the state is under a stay-at-home order.

"Your continued failure to abide by these orders" could lead to more deaths, Lightfoot said.

"Dear God, stay home, save lives," she added.

Chicago's is closing its lakefront from north to south, effective immediately. Chicago Police will ramp up patrol and are prepared to give warnings and citations and, if necessary, arrests will be made, Lightfoot said.

"You must stay at home, period," Lightfoot said.

https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news...0-intl-hnk/h_952f75b1f47ec4c9610d26354699b818

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What a MORON SHE IS
If she expects her people to stay inside 24/7 she is a bigger Marxist moron than I thought. She has just guaranteed a mass outbreak as people will violate the stay at home and will not stay trapped inside. Another example of the incompetent political leadership nationwide. I just got back from a 2 mile walk. People will tolerate that
The Chicago Mayor is a marxist bitch, they voted in, and she will get them killed.
 

mzkitty

I give up.
NYC toll today so far:

Coronavirus Update: NYC nurse among 280 dead from coronavirus, more than 20K cases

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- A health care worker at one of the New York City hospitals under siege by the coronavirus has died, according to coworkers and his sister.

More than 21,000 NYC residents are sick with coronavirus, the governor's office said on Thursday.

The mayor expects coronavirus to be worse in April than it has been in March. The city is seeking 15,000 ventilators. Currently the city has about a sixth of that total secured.

Much more here:

 

PJM

Contributing Member

CBC News Alerts
@CBCAlerts

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Justin Trudeau confirms report that the Unites States is considering stationing troops near the Canadian border. PM says Canada is speaking to American officials, says Canada's view is that the border should remain unmilitarized.

Trudeau pushing back as U.S. looks to place troops near Canadian border | CBC News
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada is in talks with the United States over reports that the Trump administration is thinking of stationing troops near the Canadian border.
cbc.ca
Interesting. I wonder what is going on behind the scenes? I am near the border and was just noticing this morning the lack of traffic noises.

I would imagine it’s closer to the major centres, that nefarious activities are going on.

There is never a dull news day anymore.
 

marsh

On TB every waking moment
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtUvf5KopuY
5:56 min
Coronavirus I SA COVID-19 cases rise to 927
•Mar 26, 2020


SABC Digital News

As South Africa prepares to go into a national lockdown in seven hours' time, President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed that the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country has risen to 927. The President participated in a virtual Extraordinary G20 Leaders' Summit meeting on a coordinated international response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. The Summit aims to advance a coordinated global response to the COVID-19 pandemic in view of its considerable global human, economic and social implications. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews on Social Media.
 

danielboon

TB Fanatic
I am also doing my laundry, seven quarters each. The banks are closed, so my neighbors are running out of quarters already. Moi, being Doomer Doug bought 4 rolls last week. Each roll holds 40 quarters or 6 washes or 3 weeks x 4 =3 months. Now you see why I have Mr
Mossberg?
Looks like it Won't be long and you will need to use it. Seriously you should get out of there.
 

bw

Fringe Ranger
I am also doing my laundry, seven quarters each. The banks are closed, so my neighbors are running out of quarters already. Moi, being Doomer Doug bought 4 rolls last week. Each roll holds 40 quarters or 6 washes or 3 weeks x 4 =3 months. Now you see why I have Mr Mossberg?

You're going to do your laundry with a shotgun?





How he got into my pajamas I'll never know.
 

Doc1

Has No Life - Lives on TB
I was just discussing shelter in place with DW. We've been doing it for over a week and can do it for months ahead. We think God has blessed us with our little debt-free, rural homestead (down a dead end road). If we want to walk and take in the fresh air, we have a few acres to do that on and can walk the little-traveled neighborhood if we wish.

Food is still incredibly cheap in the US. People bitch about the high cost of food in America, but it is still very inexpensive compared to most places on Earth. I hate to recommend that people still go into the supermarkets because of the expanding virus infection rates, but if you need to go, it's better to do it now than wait until infection rates increase further.

If you can afford it, buy as many shelf stable groceries as you can now. No one - including myself - really knows how long the supply disruptions will last. People complain about the shortages now. What happens if they are much worse in a month or two and then you'll be surrounded by more infected people as you shop? Buying food (if you do it properly) is not much different than holding precious metals or having cash. It should never lose its value or its ultimate utility of eating it!

Be careful and smart - and pray God daily.

Best
Doc
 
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Hfcomms

EN66iq
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed that the US is requesting American troops be placed within 20 miles of the US-Canada border to help with border surveillance especially at irregular crossings. Trudeau indicated his government did not believe that was necessary at this time, but that talks were ongoing.

So why do we need Trudope's permission to station troops on our side of the border? Is there some sort of treaty that prevents it between the U.S. and Canada. It has nothing to do with our trust or lack thereof with Canada nor is it an aggressive posture towards Canada. Fact is that neither Canada or the U.S. can fully secure a porous border border between the two.
 

SouthernBreeze

Has No Life - Lives on TB
I was just discussing shelter in place with DW. We've been doing it for over a week and can do it for months ahead. We think God has blessed us with our little debt-free, rural homestead (down a dead end road). If we want to walk and take in the fresh air, we have a few acres to do that on and can walk the little-traveled neighborhood if we wish.

Food is still incredibly cheap in the US. People bitch about the high cost of food in America, but it is still very inexpensive compared to most places on Earth. I hate to recommend that people still go into the supermarkets because of the expanding virus infection rates, but if you need to go, it's better to do it now than wait until infection rates increase further.

If you can afford it, but as many shelf stable groceries as you can now. No one - including myself - really knows how long the supply disruptions will last. People complain about the shortages now. What happens if they are much worse in a month or two and then you'll be surrounded by more infected people as you shop? Buying food (if you do it properly) is not much different than holding precious metals or having cash. It should never lose its value or its ultimately utility of eating it!

Be careful and smart - and pray God daily.

Best
Doc

Wise words, Doc! I agree, completely.
 

marsh

On TB every waking moment
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFGMjPnc-yM
4:37 min
COVID-19: Uncertainty in India as country goes under "total lockdown"
•Mar 24, 2020
CNA
India has been put under “total lockdown” for three weeks to curb the spread of COVID-19. However, CNA's Neha Poonia reports there is uncertainty over the rules of the lockdown and how it will affect people's access to essential services. There are also concerns regarding over-zealous enforcement, she said
 

Ragnarok

On and On, South of Heaven
As I see it, that gives you three options:

1. They are being reinfected
2. The tests are garbage
3. This virus never goes away and people are relapsing

I have always thought #3 was the answer, which is why I think Anti-Malarial drugs work as a treatment



Wuhan Doctors: Up to 10% of ‘Recovered’ Chinese Coronavirus Patients Testing Positive
Up to ten percent of patients who were told they had recovered from the Chinese coronavirus tested positive again after being discharged from hospital, doctors in Wuhan, the origin city of the pandemic, revealed this week.
Researchers around the world are currently scrambling to establish if, once an individual has recovered from the coronavirus, they can still infect others with the disease and if they have developed antibodies that make them immune from further symptoms.

Doctors from the Tongji hospital in Wuhan, where the outbreak began, told the state propaganda network CCTV that despite some patients testing positive again having made a full recovery, there is so far no evidence that they remain infectious.

Observation of those who have recovered is especially important in China, where around 90 percent of patients have now been discharged from hospital and there are, the Communist Party claims, more recovered patients than new cases.
The president of Tongji hospital, Wang Wei, said in an interview with CCTV that of the 147 recovered patients they observed, just three have tested positive for the virus following recovery.

A similar study of 15 patients from the hospital also found that 80 to 90 percent of people no longer had the virus in their bloodstream one month after recovery. However, Wang warned that further study would be needed to verify his initial findings.

“So far there is no evidence to suggest that they are infectious,” said Wang, according to The South China Morning Post. “These are just small samples and not enough to assure us of the validity of our initial findings. We need a large-scale epidemiological study to guide our disease surveillance and prevention works.”

Meanwhile, Life Times, a health news outlet affiliated with the state propaganda outlet People’s Daily, alleged this week that quarantine facilities in Wuhan have reported that between five and ten percent of recovered patients tested positive again. One example included a family of three in Wuhan, who after having made full recoveries, all later tested positive again.
The disparity in results has raised questions about the reliability of using nucleic acid tests in detecting traces of the virus in some of the recovered patients. It also suggests that China’s metric for defining who is a “recovered” patient may leave the door open to future infections. It is not clear how the Communist Party defines a “cured” patient. Given the communist regime’s constant spread of lies and misinformation, experts recommend treating any data disseminated via China’s state-run media outlets skepticism.

As of Thursday morning, there were around 4,300 patients still receiving treatment in China’s hospitals, according to the Communist Party, while the total number of cases has surpassed 81,000. Of that number, at least 3,280 people have died.
The impact of the virus is escalating around the world as most countries enter some form of nationwide quarantine or lockdown. The global number of cases is rapidly closing in on half a million, with both Spain and Italy surpassing China’s Communist Party statistics in the number of fatalities.
 

marsh

On TB every waking moment
(This will not have a good outcome)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGQXFMw7eM4
Haiti confirms first two coronavirus cases
•Mar 25, 2020

AP Archive


(20 Mar 2020) Haiti has confirmed its first two cases of the new coronavirus with the president declaring a state of emergency on Thursday. Jovenel Moise said that the patients tested positive for COVID-19 prompting the government to order a shutdown for all airports, schools, factories and maritime ports. Days earlier, officials closed the border that Haiti and the Dominican Republic share on the island of Hispaniola. The state of emergency includes a curfew in force from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m. local time. After the announcement, markets in Port-au-Prince were crowded, with people forming large queues to stock up on food and fuel in fear of provisions to run out with borders closed.
 

ainitfunny

Saved, to glorify God.
For those that have more than two working brain cells:

TIP: NOW, during a possible shortage of medical care, IS NOT A GOOD TIME, if you are over 60, TO HAVE A signed “DNR” (do not resuscitate” order in your medical records!)


Rumor has it you won’t even be tested for COVID-19, if they are short of tests,
you most likely also won’t even be offered a ventilator if you need one, and they have them,
and you probably won’t even be counted as a coronavirus death.
Your DNR will make it a “what’s the point?” issue about the kind and level of care you got.
The DNR “ruled you out”.

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edited to ADD:
I just heard the gal on Trump's briefing today DENY the DNR would make any difference, BUT that's what the nurses websites are saying and they have a front seat at the events.
 
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Doc1

Has No Life - Lives on TB
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtUvf5KopuY
5:56 min
Coronavirus I SA COVID-19 cases rise to 927
•Mar 26, 2020


SABC Digital News

As South Africa prepares to go into a national lockdown in seven hours' time, President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed that the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country has risen to 927. The President participated in a virtual Extraordinary G20 Leaders' Summit meeting on a coordinated international response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. The Summit aims to advance a coordinated global response to the COVID-19 pandemic in view of its considerable global human, economic and social implications. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews on Social Media.

South Africa - and all of sub-Saharan Africa - is going to be decimated by coronavirus. Any numbers coming out of that region should be considered much more suspect than any coming out of China.

No country in the region has the medical infrastructure to even remotely accurately count the number of cases, much less treat them adequately. Additionally, huge numbers of the population(s) still believe in 'muti,' or witch doctor medicine and will not cooperate with modern medical personnel.

Watch the region and get back to me in a year or so and see if these predictions don't pan out.

Best
Doc
 

Hfcomms

EN66iq
If you can afford it, but as many shelf stable groceries as you can now. No one - including myself - really knows how long the supply disruptions will last. People complain about the shortages now. What happens if they are much worse in a month or two and then you'll be surrounded by more infected people as you shop? Buying food (if you do it properly) is not much different than holding precious metals or having cash. It should never lose its value or its ultimately utility of eating it!

Even in my local backwater I'm seeing more holes on the shelf every week now for the past three weeks. And I usually go first thing in the morning when nobody is around and I always do that. But today at 6:30 in the morning there were probably about 25 or 30 people in there shopping already when usually it's me and two or three more.

More people are wearing gloves and saw one older guy with a mask on. The store put plexiglass sneeze/cough shields by each register and at the services desks and was glad to see that. But within the next few weeks as it gets worse I'm probably going to stop going to the store....not worth the potential threat. I do have a very small gas station and store in the village I live outside of that normally has a bit of everything so will probably start going there early for the few fresh things that are nice to have.
 

Trivium Pursuit

Has No Life - Lives on TB
More than 100 Boston hospital employees test positive for coronavirus
From CNN's Ellie Kaufman


Massachusetts General Hospital is pictured in Boston, on March 14.
Massachusetts General Hospital is pictured in Boston, on March 14. Michael Dwyer/AP
More than 100 employees at three Boston hospitals have tested positive for coronavirus
  • Boston Medical Center said 15 employees have tested positive for the virus.
  • Brigham and Women’s Hospital has 45 employees that have tested positive, Brigham Health Media Relations Associate Serena Bronda told CNN.
  • Massachusetts General Hospital has 41 employees who have tested positive, though Senior Public Affairs Officer Terri Ogan told CNN the hospital believes most contracted the virus somewhere other than the hospital.
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Biogen conference.
Italian strain SARS COV-2.1
Honey Badger
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c36UNSoJenI

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Damn! I trained doctors and transplant staff at Brigham and Women's. Bright, bright people, and we need them. Hate to see this. Boston has a Subway too, and Mass General actually has its own subway stop...
 

bw

Fringe Ranger
If you can afford it, but as many shelf stable groceries as you can now. No one - including myself - really knows how long the supply disruptions will last. People complain about the shortages now. What happens if they are much worse in a month or two and then you'll be surrounded by more infected people as you shop? Buying food (if you do it properly) is not much different than holding precious metals or having cash. It should never lose its value or its ultimately utility of eating it!

My wife has never opposed prepping, but some of it she hasn't grokked. She suddenly understands why I've been saying for years "food is cheap insurance".
 

vector7

Dot Collector
I wonder if components of these kits come from china?

Exclusive: U.S. coronavirus testing threatened by shortage of critical lab materials

Exclusive: U.S. coronavirus testing threatened by shortage of critical lab materials
The slow pace of coronavirus testing has created a major gap in the U.S. public health response.

Public health labs across the U.S. have tested more than 5,000 people, according to the Trump administration. | California Department of Public Health via AP

By DAVID LIM and BRIANNA EHLEY
03/10/2020 06:56 PM EDT

A looming shortage in lab materials is threatening to delay coronavirus test results and cause officials to undercount the number of Americans with the virus.

The slow pace of coronavirus testing has created a major gap in the U.S. public health response. The latest problem involves an inability to prepare samples for testing, creating uncertainties in how long it will take to get results.

CDC Director Robert Redfield told POLITICO on Tuesday that he is not confident that U.S. labs have an adequate stock of the supplies used to extract genetic material from any virus in a patient’s sample — a critical step in coronavirus testing.

“The availability of those reagents is obviously being looked at,” he said, referring to the chemicals used for preparing samples. “I’m confident of the actual test that we have, but as people begin to operationalize the test, they realize there’s other things they need to do the test.”

The coronavirus task force convened by the White House is also aware of the shortages, and one official said members are working on it.

The growing scarcity of these “RNA extraction” kits is the latest trouble for U.S. labs, which have struggled to implement widespread coronavirus testing in the seven weeks since the country diagnosed its first case. Epidemiologists and public health officials say that the delayed rollout, caused in part by a botched CDC test, has masked the scope of the U.S. outbreak and hobbled efforts to limit it.

If enough processing kits aren’t available, the risk that testing will be disrupted is “huge,” said Michael Mina, associate medical director of molecular diagnostics at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.

“RNA extraction is the first step in being able to perform” a coronavirus test, he said. “If we cannot perform this step, the [coronavirus] test cannot be performed.”

Qiagen, a major supplier of the kits, confirmed that its product is backordered due to “the extraordinary pace” at which the world has increased coronavirus testing over the last few weeks.

Public health labs across the U.S. have tested more than 5,000 people, according to the Trump administration. HHS Secretary Alex Azar told lawmakers on Tuesday that U.S. labs’ capacity could grow to 10,000-20,000 people per day by the end of the week.

“Increased demand for testing has the potential to exhaust supplies needed to perform the test itself,” said Robin Patel, president of the American Society for Microbiology. That would limit the testing capacity of public health, hospital and commercial labs alike, she added.

Complicating the situation, most labs have been running at least two tests per patient — although that could soon change. The CDC issued interim guidelines on Monday that minimize the number of tests required for a diagnosis. The agency says labs can combine a patient’s nose and throat samples into one test, a move experts say will cut in half the amount of supplies used to test each person.

But Redfield said he doesn’t know how the agency would deal with any scarcity of RNA extraction kits and reagents that arise. “I don’t know the answer to that question,” he said when asked how the CDC would handle such a situation — adding that he is hopeful “there will be mechanisms between multiple manufacturers to correct” it.

Mandy Cohen, North Carolina’s secretary of health, said that a shortage of extraction kits and other chemicals had hampered testing in her state. “Folks were saying, ‘We are sending you the [test] kits,’ and I don’t think they understood at first what exact part of the supply chain we needed,” she said. “We needed extraction kits.”

An FDA spokesperson said that the agency is contacting labs that are testing for the coronavirus “to understand their supply issues and assist where we can.”

The FDA has also approved a change to the CDC diagnostic test that allows labs to switch from Qiagen’s RNA extraction method to another manufactured by Roche, says Denny Russell, who leads the coronavirus response at Washington state’s public health lab. But getting his lab ready to use the Roche method could take a week in part because technicians will need training to use it.

Commercial labs, which have recently started running coronavirus tests, have not experienced any supply shortages, according to a spokesperson for the American Clinical Laboratory Association.

In the meantime, Qiagen has told customers that it may not be able to fill large standing orders, because it is trying to provide smaller numbers of kits to as many labs as possible, said spokesperson Robert Reitze. The company is ramping up production of RNA extraction kits at manufacturing sites in Hilden, Germany; Barcelona, Spain; and Germantown, Md.

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A medical staff member holds a sample collected at a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing site. March 26, 2020. (Mussa Qawasma/Reuters)

The majority of rapid test coronavirus test kits supplied by China to Spain and the Czech Republic are faulty, local news outlets reported.

Up to 80 percent of the 150,000 portable, quick coronavirus test kits China delivered to the Czech Republic earlier this month were faulty, according to local Czech news site Expats.cz.

National Review: China Supplied Faulty Coronavirus Test Kits to Spain, Czech Republic.
 

Shadow

Swift, Silent,...Sleepy
Michael Coudrey
@MichaelCoudrey

WOW: NY Gov Cuomo updated an executive order Monday to block pharmacists from filling prescriptions for the drug hydroxychloroquine for any uses not approved by the FDA. That means this NY doctor who successfully treated 350 patients w/ COVID19 can no longer prescribe the drug.

View: https://twitter.com/MichaelCoudrey/status/1242897547171004417


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I thought Trump just sent or directed 10,000 doses of this stuff to NY just for this purpose?!

Is Cuomo practicing medicine without a license?

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marsh

On TB every waking moment
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjpKlxQqx6s
19:57 min
Covering Coronavirus: Seattle, Washington (podcast) | FRONTLINE
•Premiered 21 hours ago


FRONTLINE PBS | Official

Lessons learned from Seattle — an epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak. Veteran science reporter and FRONTLINE correspondent Miles O’Brien takes us inside the state where coronavirus was first believed to hit U.S. soil, where he finds, “They’ve put science at the center of their policy, and they’ve let the data drive the decisions.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3i1qyZOumc
 

TorahTips

Membership Revoked
What a MORON SHE IS
If she expects her people to stay inside 24/7 she is a bigger Marxist moron than I thought. She has just guaranteed a mass outbreak as people will violate the stay at home and will not stay trapped inside. Another example of the incompetent political leadership nationwide. I just got back from a 2 mile walk. People will tolerate that
The Chicago Mayor is a marxist bitch, they voted in, and she will get them killed.
I'm in Chicago. You don't know WTF you are talking about. You have no mother effing idea. We are in the process of converting satiums and McCormick Place into a the world's largest hospital. Shit's about to hit a big ol fan in Chicago. We've already been on lockdown. Yes, you can take a walk. Yes. You can go to the store. Yesterday, there were 150 assholes playing football on the lakefront. that's who she's after.

Prove she's a Marxist. You can't. That is a cheap shot. Prove it. I'm tired of everyone calling everyone else names. PROVE SHE'S A MARXIST. I'm waiting....
 
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