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[QUOTE=MTK;1285840]We're such a hopelessly dumb fuck country. People around the world would give their left nut for a shot and here we are cheering the fact that some won't take it. FFS. These people do realize that Trump himself is vaccinated right?[/QUOTE]


Stop making sense please it creates some right wingers on this board to start chirping nonsense on how the left is to blame. Hysterical.

Ron DeShithead now telling people to get vaccinated. Remember when he was parroting Trump and the rest of the right wing conspiracy toolbags to pack the beaches. Guess he finally fuckin realized that sick and dead people cant spend money in his state. Welcome to reality Ron. Where ya been?

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Covid-19 vaccines have been authorized on an emergency basis only for people ages 12 and up in the U.S. As of Thursday, more than 4 million children had been diagnosed with Covid-19, about 14.2 percent of all cases, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. Nearly 340 children ages 17 and younger have died from Covid-19, according to the latest data from the CDC, although serious complications in children remain very rare.

Mitchell and Summey described Wyatt as having been healthy before he became sick with the coronavirus.

"He was so healthy and happy," Summey said. "I mean, he's had the sniffles here and there, but nothing ever. It just got a hold of him, and it just took him. It's crazy."

Summey said the family is heartbroken.

[url]https://www.yahoo.com/news/georgia-boy-brought-joy-everything-214607191.html[/url]

My daughters 9 .. thinking Id rather lie, tell them she is 12 and get her vaxxed before she goes back to school.

Was really hoping shed be vaccinated before she returns to school.

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[quote=punch it in;1286136]Stop making sense please it creates some right wingers on this board to start chirping nonsense on how the left is to blame. Hysterical.

Ron DeShithead now telling people to get vaccinated. Remember when he was parroting Trump and the rest of the right wing conspiracy toolbags to pack the beaches. Guess he finally fuckin realized that sick and dead people cant spend money in his state. Welcome to reality Ron. Where ya been?[/quote]

When did Rob DeSantis ever tell people to not get vaccinated? Not locking down the state is not the same thing as saying don't get vaccinated.

It's already starting. We're gonna have another Enough is Enough thread when DeSantis is president in 2024 that will be hundreds of pages again.

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[quote=punch it in;1286136]Stop making sense please it creates some right wingers on this board to start chirping nonsense on how the left is to blame. Hysterical.

Ron DeShithead now telling people to get vaccinated. Remember when he was parroting Trump and the rest of the right wing conspiracy toolbags to pack the beaches. Guess he finally fuckin realized that sick and dead people cant spend money in his state. Welcome to reality Ron. Where ya been?[/quote]

Huh? He was always telling people to get the vaccine. And yes I remember his approach to COVID last year (ie the beaches) He was right about that approach and no one really disputes that now, even on the left (except you it seems).

Question - Do you still think Cuomo did a good job with his COVID actions (I'm just curious)?

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[quote=nonniey;1286150]Huh? He was always telling people to get the vaccine. And yes I remember his approach to COVID last year (ie the beaches) He was right about that approach and no one really disputes that now, even on the left (except you it seems).

[B]Question - Do you still think Cuomo did a good job with his COVID actions (I'm just curious)?[/B][/quote]

You're still pretty new here, we only criticize people on the right here.

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[quote=punch it in;1286136]Stop making sense please it creates some right wingers on this board to start chirping nonsense on how the left is to blame. Hysterical.

Ron DeShithead now telling people to get vaccinated. Remember when he was parroting Trump and the rest of the right wing conspiracy toolbags to pack the beaches. Guess he finally fuckin realized that sick and dead people cant spend money in his state. Welcome to reality Ron. Where ya been?[/quote]

LOL, yup. Very quiet now out of Florida.

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[QUOTE=nonniey;1286150]Huh? He was always telling people to get the vaccine. And yes I remember his approach to COVID last year (ie the beaches) He was right about that approach and no one really disputes that now, even on the left (except you it seems).

Question - Do you still think Cuomo did a good job with his COVID actions (I'm just curious)?[/QUOTE]


He was right? He was the leader if the anti mitigation movement? Before shots were readily available. Come on man. Vaccines were not even an option for what a year during the pandemic and he was telling people to go live your lives as hundreds of thousands were dying. Now he is some sort of safety monitor in your eyes? Lol

[url]https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/ron-desantis-floridians-vaccinated-lockdowns-b1888203.html?amp[/url]

As far as Cuomo goes I think he was at least giving the right advice early on as far as mitigation goes. Fudging numbers about deaths in nursing homes was ignorant, and selfish and he was obviously trying to make things look better in his state , a state that is a little more of a congested area than Florida and was a much bigger challenge than Florida- but no he should not have fudged the numbers. Honesty is obviously the best policy. It did not kill people like the anti mitigation train did though. But it was stupid none the less. All i know is when the pandemic was raging out of control and there was no vaccine you had DeSantis telling people nothing to see here and Cuomo telling people to mask up, stay home, socially distance etc. Doesn’t mean I think Cuomo is the beacon of honesty but DeSantis was most certainly downplaying the virus like his leader was and to me that is by far worse than trying to fudge numbers.

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[url]https://www.sun-sentinel.com/opinion/commentary/fl-op-com-schultz-desantis-covid-20210316-55xecdh6yzh7jnel6yzinijk54-story.html[/url]

Pretty much sums up what i am saying, regardless of SD’s claim that i only champion the left and they can do no wrong. Also I believe Nonniey has been on this board longer than me he has just been quiet until recently lol.

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Lol…you can’t rewrite history Punch. Florida vaccine roll out plan and execution was outstanding. They have the highest numbers of elderly living in the state which as we know and early on…these were the most vulnerable to the disease. They chose to prioritize them first…the competent decision. Look at retards in New York and other northern states who moved covid patients into nursing homes. Full fucking retards. Florida rollout per cap was always like top 5 meaning they were getting shots into arms faster than most states

Their hospitals were never…never overwhelmed unlike California and New York.

New Jersey had the highest number per cap of death throughout the pandemic…I don’t know if that is still the case but they lead all states for most the time

The media looked to smear Ron in Florida simply bc he is the republican…we know that. It’s crystal clear to anyone who isn’t a full fledged brainworm jackass

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[quote=Chico23231;1286164]Lol…you can’t rewrite history Punch. Florida vaccine roll out plan and execution was outstanding. They have the highest numbers of elderly living in the state which as we know and early on…these were the most vulnerable to the disease. They chose to prioritize them first…the competent decision. Look at retards in New York and other northern states who moved covid patients into nursing homes. Full fucking retards. Florida rollout per cap was always like top 5 meaning they were getting shots into arms faster than most states

Their hospitals were never…never overwhelmed unlike California and New York.

New Jersey had the highest number per cap of death throughout the pandemic…I don’t know if that is still the case but they lead all states for most the time

The media looked to smear Ron in Florida simply bc he is the republican…we know that. It’s crystal clear to anyone who isn’t a full fledged brainworm jackass[/quote]

40% of all the new case's are in three states wanna guess who they are? Texas, Florida and Missouri . Stop with the BS chico.

[url]https://news.yahoo.com/florida-missouri-and-texas-now-account-for-40-percent-of-new-us-coronavirus-cases-172032337.html[/url]

Alexander Nazaryan
Alexander Nazaryan·National Correspondent
Thu, July 22, 2021, 1:20 PM·3 min read
In this article:

Coronavirus


WASHINGTON — Just three states are now driving the pandemic in the United States, as the divide between vaccinated and unvaccinated regions of the country becomes ever more stark, as the more transmissible Delta variant of the coronavirus spreads.

Forty percent of all new cases this week have been recorded in Florida, Texas and Missouri, White House pandemic response coordinator Jeff Zients revealed at a press briefing Thursday.

Florida alone accounts for 20 percent of all new cases nationally, Zients pointed out, a trend that has stretched into its second week.

Zients added that “virtually all” hospitalizations and deaths — a full 97 percent — are among unvaccinated people. “The threat is now predominantly only to the unvaccinated,” he said. A few vaccinated people do experience so-called breakthrough infections, but they tend to experience only mild COVID-19 illness, or no illness at all.

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^All the vaccines are effective against the delta variant, hospitalizations are low.

Everyone can get a vaccine who wants one without any excuses. Go panic and hide in your house if you want.

Being big mad a big Ron for the delta v is a brainworm take and laughable. You must think the government should be forcing vaccines on everyone….lol not gonna happen


You are anti science if you call for lockdowns and mask wearing for the vaccinated. Literally no reason for either.

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[quote=Chico23231;1286167]^All the vaccines are effective against the delta variant, hospitalizations are low.

Everyone can get a vaccine who wants one without any excuses. Go panic and hide in your house if you want.

Being big mad a big Ron for the delta v is a brainworm take and laughable. You must think the government should be forcing vaccines on everyone….lol not gonna happen


You are anti science if you call for lockdowns and mask wearing for the vaccinated. Literally no reason for either.[/quote]

Why'd you switch up? I was enjoying watching you praise Florida for how they're handling the vaccination effort.

DeSantis 2024! Unless his boss is running.

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[quote=Chico23231;1286167]^All the vaccines are effective against the delta variant, hospitalizations are low.

Everyone can get a vaccine who wants one without any excuses. Go panic and hide in your house if you want.

Being big mad a big Ron for the delta v is a brainworm take and laughable. You must think the government should be forcing vaccines on everyone….lol not gonna happen


[B]You are anti science if you call for lockdowns and mask wearing for the vaccinated. Literally no reason for either[/B].[/quote]

I got Pfizer and thought I was good to go. Stopped wearing my mask, shaking hands with clients again ... but more and more stories about the Delta variant effecting kids and vaccinated.

I wear my mask half the time now .. I feel like im in limbo and frozen with indecision.

Is the risk of getting hospitlized after being vaccinated small? Yes

Does wearing a mask and social distancing help reduce? Yes

Is it a huge inconvenience to go back to covid protocols for me? not really but ive gone to a couple movies, would like to see some more. Gone to a few sit down expensive dinners, would like to do that more.

I dont think there is a clear one answer for all on this.

At this point, the vaccine is available, wear your mask if you want .. personal choice at this point imo.

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good news - delta variant seems to be changing peoples opinions in Florida and the south as they are now vaxxing above the national rate.

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[quote=SunnySide;1286177]I got Pfizer and thought I was good to go. Stopped wearing my mask, shaking hands with clients again ... but more and more stories about the Delta variant effecting kids and vaccinated.

I wear my mask half the time now .. I feel like im in limbo and frozen with indecision.

Is the risk of getting hospitlized after being vaccinated small? Yes

Does wearing a mask and social distancing help reduce? Yes

Is it a huge inconvenience to go back to covid protocols for me? not really but ive gone to a couple movies, would like to see some more. Gone to a few sit down expensive dinners, would like to do that more.

I dont think there is a clear one answer for all on this.

At this point, the vaccine is available, wear your mask if you want .. personal choice at this point imo.

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good news - delta variant seems to be changing peoples opinions in Florida and the south as they are now vaxxing above the national rate.[/quote]

I still wear the mask inside stores/restaurants unless I'm eating obviously. Haven't gone back to the theaters yet but COVID or not I won't be missing the new Jackass in October. Still traveling somewhat, I did my 2 week Cali trip back in May with no issues, even my flight from SD-BWI was at full capacity. Not wearing my mask at work anymore - we did a 4-6 month stretch where we had to wear ours every day but the techs didn't.

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[quote=SunnySide;1286177]I got Pfizer and thought I was good to go. Stopped wearing my mask, shaking hands with clients again ... [B]but more and more stories about the Delta variant effecting kids and vaccinated[/B].

I wear my mask half the time now .. I feel like im in limbo and frozen with indecision.

Is the risk of getting hospitlized after being vaccinated small? Yes

Does wearing a mask and social distancing help reduce? Yes

Is it a huge inconvenience to go back to covid protocols for me? not really but ive gone to a couple movies, would like to see some more. Gone to a few sit down expensive dinners, would like to do that more.

I dont think there is a clear one answer for all on this.

At this point, the vaccine is available, wear your mask if you want .. personal choice at this point imo.

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good news - delta variant seems to be changing peoples opinions in Florida and the south as they are now vaxxing above the national rate.[/quote]

Panic and ratings is the point. I bet you hear also more and more people calling for mask mandates and lockdowns too don’t you?

But you are right, it’s a choice. That’s what this country is about, choice.

The science is clear, vaccinated are safe against the delta variant. We are not mask mandating for the vaccinated or locking down anymore, that’s anti-science.

I haven’t seen the data for increases in vaccinations, but it’s a great thing. Breaking down the data by demographics…the young folks have let us down again per the usual. Hopefully the delta will get them to be vaccinated.

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Florida and Texas. Shocker. [emoji849][emoji849][emoji849]

Certainly like Chico said younger people are not helping. I give them a slight pass because they were told they weren’t susceptible for so long. At this point though go get a fuckin shot.
Here is where Ill make it political, because after all this is the coronavirus political thread.

Forget the media, this board, or any study out there - not that they cant be truthful but just based on my own personal experience here in Jersey…
Every single person I talk to that says things like “fuck that ill never get the shot “ and than laughs like it is a joke are the same people who will still tell me Trump won the election. It is the misinformation crew. Im glad the Republican leaders are finally pleading with their constituents to get the shot but where the hell were you 6-10 months ago? They were still holding the economy over health. Still not seeing the forest through the trees. Still not realizing that the quickest way back to a good economy was by protecting ourselves from the virus instead of climbing the walls in Trumps echo chamber thinking this thing was going to “magically disappear “. There is zero doubt in my mind that that motherfuckers bullshit lies are the main reason (not only reason because there were a small group of anti vaxx morons that were always there) that this virus still has us by the nut sack. There is no way that 40 percent of Americans are anti vaxxers maybe 10 percent. The rest are still living in Trumps echo chamber and are too fucking ignorant to realize he has the vaccine and was lying just for his own political welfare - aka - the economy.

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[quote=punch it in;1286204]Florida and Texas. Shocker. [emoji849][emoji849][emoji849]

Certainly like Chico said younger people are not helping. I give them a slight pass because they were told they weren’t susceptible for so long. At this point though go get a fuckin shot.
Here is where Ill make it political, because after all this is the coronavirus political thread.

Forget the media, this board, or any study out there - not that they cant be truthful but just based on my own personal experience here in Jersey…
Every single person I talk to that says things like “fuck that ill never get the shot “ and than laughs like it is a joke are the same people who will still tell me Trump won the election. It is the misinformation crew. Im glad the Republican leaders are finally pleading with their constituents to get the shot but where the hell were you 6-10 months ago? They were still holding the economy over health. Still not seeing the forest through the trees. Still not realizing that the quickest way back to a good economy was by protecting ourselves from the virus instead of climbing the walls in Trumps echo chamber thinking this thing was going to “magically disappear “. There is zero doubt in my mind that that motherfuckers bullshit lies are the main reason (not only reason because there were a small group of anti vaxx morons that were always there) that this virus still has us by the nut sack. There is no way that 40 percent of Americans are anti vaxxers maybe 10 percent. The rest are still living in Trumps echo chamber and are too fucking ignorant to realize he has the vaccine and was lying just for his own political welfare - aka - the economy.[/quote]

You might want to calm down.

Both New York and Los Angeles are going to mandate their civil service get vaccinated. Not a lot of GOP in that population segment and if a mandate is required, then you have a lot of liberal holdouts.

Furthermore, 43% of Chicago, 25% of San Francisco, 30% of Los Angeles, and 37% of Philadelphia are not vaccinated. These are not GOP strongholds by any measure. And that is a lot of people.

There are more examples ([I]that pesky but progressive NFL ....[/I] :embarrass ).

I have never had much good to say about Trump. Much less about those who castigate him while behaving much like him.

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You guys still talking about that democrat hoax china virus?
The common hemorrhoid is deadlier!

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Last night on CNN, Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell attempted to browbeat a St. Louis County mayor regarding his opposition to new mask mandates. She said, "People are dying in St. Louis County."

Here is the from NYT tracker, covid cases data for St Louis County: July 26th: zero deaths reported. Rolling 7 day average: 1

Folks the retards are trying to panic people again because of ratings period. CNN ratings have been off a cliff…nobody is watch. None. This is what they are trying to sell..lies

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[quote=Chico23231;1286342]Last night on CNN, Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell attempted to browbeat a St. Louis County mayor regarding his opposition to new mask mandates. She said, "People are dying in St. Louis County."

Here is the from NYT tracker, covid cases data for St Louis County: July 26th: zero deaths reported. Rolling 7 day average: 1

Folks the retards are trying to panic people again because of ratings period. CNN ratings have been off a cliff…nobody is watch. None. This is what they are trying to sell..lies[/quote]

chico , you're a loon!!!


This shit doesn't help!

[url]https://news.yahoo.com/evangelical-pastor-demands-churchgoers-ditch-101435205.html[/url]

Jaclyn Peiser
Tue, July 27, 2021, 6:14 AM·4 min read
Since the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, Greg Locke, the pastor at a Nashville-area church, has repeatedly called covid a hoax, undermined emergency mandates and refused to comply with guidance from public health officials.

This week, Locke took his defiance a step further, making a sharp warning regarding mask-wearing.

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If "you start showing up [with] all these masks and all this nonsense, I will ask you to leave," Locke, 45, told scores of Global Vision Bible Church parishioners during his sermon on Sunday. His statement was followed by cheers and applause.

"I am not playing these Democrat games up in this church," he added.

Global Vision Bible Church did not immediately respond to The Washington Post's request for comment.

Locke's fiery five-minute diatribe, in which he also denied the existence of the delta variant, comes as vaccination rates in his home state slow and infection rates climb. So far, about 44 percent of Tennesseans have received at least one dose of the vaccine, according to The Post's vaccine tracker, making it among the states with the lowest rate. The state recently reported that 98 percent of people who died of covid and 97 percent of covid hospitalizations are among the unvaccinated.

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[quote=Chico23231;1286342]Last night on CNN, Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell attempted to browbeat a St. Louis County mayor regarding his opposition to new mask mandates. She said, "People are dying in St. Louis County."

Here is the from NYT tracker, covid cases data for St Louis County: July 26th: zero deaths reported. Rolling 7 day average: 1

Folks the retards are trying to panic people again because of ratings period. CNN ratings have been off a cliff…nobody is watch. None. This is what they are trying to sell..lies[/quote]

Your NYT tracker says:

1. Recording deaths due to covid lag a few weeks behind ... so of course there wont be any recorded covid deaths yesterday. Give it a few weeks for the "death counts" to be accurate.

2. 295 new cases per day now, 155% increase from 2 weeks ago

3. 366 hospitalizations for July 16-22, up from a weekly low of 210 for the week of June 18

4. 16 deaths last 2 weeks .. you have to give "death counts" time to go through the process of being recorded and reported

[url]https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/st-louis-missouri-covid-cases.html[/url]

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St Louis, like many places, is clearly seeing a covid surge.

Im curious to see the death total for July 26 a month from now. Who knows, maybe its 0 .. or perhaps 2-4.

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Glad we agree the rhetoric doesn’t match the facts. It’s completely irresponsible to lie people are dying at any alarming rate

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[quote=Chico23231;1286348]Glad we agree the rhetoric doesn’t match the facts. It’s completely irresponsible to lie people are dying at any alarming rate[/quote]

Where is the Florida or Texas tracker info?

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A major problem and failure so far of the administration in fighting vaccine hesitancy is getting full FDA approval of the vaccines.

The previous administration had the vaccine [B][U]made[/U][/B] in 7 months for emergency approval yet we are over 6 months in Biden administration and we are still waiting for full approval?

The full approval would go far

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[quote=Chico23231;1286359]A major problem and failure so far of the administration in fighting vaccine hesitancy is getting full FDA approval of the vaccines.

The previous administration had the vaccine [B][U]made[/U][/B] in 7 months for emergency approval yet we are over 6 months in Biden administration and we are still waiting for full approval?

The full approval would go far[/quote]

You're funny when you're wrong.

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[quote=Giantone;1286344]chico , you're a loon!!!


This shit doesn't help!

[url]https://news.yahoo.com/evangelical-pastor-demands-churchgoers-ditch-101435205.html[/url]

Jaclyn Peiser
Tue, July 27, 2021, 6:14 AM·4 min read
Since the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, Greg Locke, the pastor at a Nashville-area church, has repeatedly called covid a hoax, undermined emergency mandates and refused to comply with guidance from public health officials.

This week, Locke took his defiance a step further, making a sharp warning regarding mask-wearing.

Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post.

If "you start showing up [with] all these masks and all this nonsense, I will ask you to leave," Locke, 45, told scores of Global Vision Bible Church parishioners during his sermon on Sunday. His statement was followed by cheers and applause.

"I am not playing these Democrat games up in this church," he added.

Global Vision Bible Church did not immediately respond to The Washington Post's request for comment.

Locke's fiery five-minute diatribe, in which he also denied the existence of the delta variant, comes as vaccination rates in his home state slow and infection rates climb. So far, about 44 percent of Tennesseans have received at least one dose of the vaccine, according to The Post's vaccine tracker, making it among the states with the lowest rate. The state recently reported that 98 percent of people who died of covid and 97 percent of covid hospitalizations are among the unvaccinated.[/quote]

The media trying to stereotype a section of the county for the delta variant is about as fake news as it’s ever been. Washington Post doesn’t have to go to Tennessee to find people who haven’t taken the vaccine, it could easily just as well stay in Washington DC…come on folks let’s look at the data break down: slide on down to figure 3

[url]https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-race-ethnicity/[/url]

Both the Hispanic and Asian groups outpacing other. Only 44% of white in DC have gotten the vaccine and 33% of black. I’d say the two largest demographic groups in DC. So you really don’t need to go to Tennessee, just walk down the street. Not exactly maga country right?

Oh those pesky facts

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[quote=Chico23231;1286342]Last night on CNN, Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell attempted to browbeat a St. Louis County mayor regarding his opposition to new mask mandates. She said, "People are dying in St. Louis County."

Here is the from NYT tracker, covid cases data for St Louis County: July 26th: zero deaths reported. Rolling 7 day average: 1

Folks the retards are trying to panic people again because of ratings period. CNN ratings have been off a cliff…nobody is watch. None. This is what they are trying to sell..lies[/quote]



Again from chico............
"The media trying to stereotype a section of the county for the delta variant is about as fake news as it’s ever been. Washington Post doesn’t have to go to Tennessee to find people who haven’t taken the vaccine, it could easily just as well stay in Washington DC…come on folks let’s look at the data break down: slide on down to figure 3

[url]https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covi...ace-ethnicity/[/url]

Both the Hispanic and Asian groups outpacing other. Only 44% of white in DC have gotten the vaccine and 33% of black. I’d say the two largest demographic groups in DC. So you really don’t need to go to Tennessee, just walk down the street. Not exactly maga country right?"


Chico you and your media BS are getting tired and old. You babble now ,you make no sense anymore and haven't for a while now.

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ORLANDO, Fla. – A day after it recorded the most new daily cases since the start of the pandemic, Florida on Sunday broke a previous record for current hospitalizations set more than a year ago before vaccines were available.

The Sunshine State had 10,207 people hospitalized with confirmed COVID-19 cases, according to data reported to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.

The previous record was from July 23, 2020, more than a half-year before vaccinations started becoming widespread, when Florida had 10,170 hospitalizations, according to the Florida Hospital Association.

Florida is now leading the nation in per capita hospitalizations for COVID-19, as hospitals around the state report having to put emergency room visitors in beds in hallways and others document a noticeable drop in the age of patients.

In the past week, Florida has averaged 1,525 adult hospitalizations a day, and 35 daily pediatric hospitalizations. Both are the highest per capita rate in the nation, according to Jason Salemi, an associate professor of epidemiology at the University of South Florida.

[B]Throughout Florida, from Jacksonville to Miami to Tampa, hospitals have become overwhelmed.[/B]

Barry Burton, the Pinellas County administrator, told the Tampa Bay Times that some local hospitals are already having to divert ambulances to different locations because of capacity concerns.

There has been a startling rise in the number of children with the virus at hospitals in Miami, many of them requiring intensive care.

[B]"That light did turn out to be a train in this case,"[/B] Marsha Tittle, a nursing manager at UF Health North, told The Florida Times Union.

[url]https://www.foxnews.com/health/florida-breaks-record-covid-19-hospitalizations[/url]

Well said Ms. Titties.

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[quote=SunnySide;1286638]Well said Ms. Titties.[/quote]

Lolz

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[QUOTE=Chico23231;1286359]A major problem and failure so far of the administration in fighting vaccine hesitancy is getting full FDA approval of the vaccines.

The previous administration had the vaccine [B][U]made[/U][/B] in 7 months for emergency approval yet we are over 6 months in Biden administration and we are still waiting for full approval?

The full approval would go far[/QUOTE]


Those are two totally different cases and it doesn’t matter who is President for God’s sake. Not to mention that the man you are putting up on a pedestal is probably responsible for half, if not more, of the new anti vaxx dipshits. At least Biden isn’t denying it exists for 7 months. Meanwhile Florida is raging with covid. Perhaps you have a meme or a YouTube video to explain why DeShithead is doing such a great job now?

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I've hesitated to wade into this thread because it's political, which is dumb, because nothing about COVID is political. People just want to make it that way.

Acceptance of the vaccine doesn't break down by party lines. It's the smarts vs the dumbs. Educated zip codes with higher household income tend to have 60% vaccination rates or higher. Areas where a lot of uneducated folks live, lower vaccination rates. North Philly, 35% vaccinated. Arkansas, 35% vaccinated. They vote entirely differently but both are poor and both have low education levels.

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Funny how the dumbs never seem to help themselves, they often vote against their own interests and won't take a free vaccine when there's a pandemic. :doh:

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Ron DeShithead shattering records. Where are all the people who were championing him just weeks ago?

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[quote=punch it in;1286746]Ron DeShithead shattering records. Where are all the people who were championing him just weeks ago?[/quote]

My HVAC guy has been busy the past week or 2, so I haven't had my opinion given to me yet about DeSantis/Florida right now.

Hopefully he calls soon.

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1286747]My HVAC guy has been busy the past week or 2, so I haven't had my opinion given to me yet about DeSantis/Florida right now.

Hopefully he calls soon.[/quote]

:laughing2

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[quote=punch it in;1286746]Ron DeShithead shattering records. Where are all the people who were championing him just weeks ago?[/quote]

[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1286747]My HVAC guy has been busy the past week or 2, so I haven't had my opinion given to me yet about DeSantis/Florida right now.

Hopefully he calls soon.[/quote]

LOL
Stole my thunder, I was going to say something similar!

Re: Coronavirus (political)
 

Florida = shit hole state

Re: Coronavirus (political)
 

[quote=punch it in;1286746]Ron DeShithead shattering records. Where are all the people who were championing him just weeks ago?[/quote]

Still here. Let me know when any info comes out that his policies, repeat his policies, have been detrimental. Florida having has a low vaccination rate which is causing their disproportionate spike in COIVD, however the idiots not getting a vaccine aren't following his policies. (BTW you never did answer the question - Do you still think Cuomo did a good job with COVID? Or your own governor for that matter? (Both of whose policy decisions lead to massive death increases due to COVID))

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Considering where NY was in the beginning of all this compared to where it is now, how can we the response wasn't an effective one overall? (Yes, the nursing home fiasco was a disaster.)

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[quote=MTK;1286759]Considering where NY was in the beginning of all this compared to where it is now, how can we the response wasn't an effective one overall? (Yes, the nursing home fiasco was a disaster.)[/quote]

Speaking of Cuomo:

[url]https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cuomo-sexually-harassed-women-retaliated-ny-attorney-general-report[/url]