7 States who won't mandate actions/bans/precautions (guess what 'color' they are)...

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Not suprising, they believe the Trump/Pence show, "it's contained," they got it "under control"

The irony is that if it hits there State big time they will first looking for Federal assistence, just a continuation of Red State Socilaism

Well if ya scroll down at this link and look at this graph you can see we are not flattening the curve. We are getting the spike we didn't want:

US Virus Stats
 
Rights can be suspended in times of emergency. Now granted, that is something we need to be careful with, because there will always be politicians who try to take advantage of that. But simply requiring people to stay in-doors for a while isn't that bad. Especially because we're making exceptions for essential workers and activity in most states.
I guess I should also mention that we don't have freedom of association, anyway.

Actually, you do.
 
According to the WHO we have a pandemic according to the CDC we have a pandemic. I will take their educated opinion rather than your's . :laugh:

file:///C:/Users/Lane%20Casey/Downloads/CommunicableDiseaseManual.pdf

Not an educated opinion. It is pure fear mongering by both organizations, along with the fake news media.

0.000725% infection rate is not an epidemic, nor a pandemic.
 
Hello archives,



Well if ya scroll down at this link and look at this graph you can see we are not flattening the curve. We are getting the spike we didn't want:

US Virus Stats

Fake news. Numbers are increasing because there is more testing, not because there are actually more cases. Also, many people have recovered from this flu, but they are still counted as 'infected'.
 
Not force. He could have gotten tests available and made them free. Instead, he was busy playing politics.

How can you make something available that hasn't been manufactured yet? You libs don't know anything about production, do you?
First, a test has to be developed to identify this particular virus.
Second, it must be Oked by the CDC.
Third, it must be put into production.
Fourth, it must be delivered to healthcare workers.
Fifth, it must be (considering who actually needs to be tested) used sparingly.
There will be (and has been) a majority who want tested who will test negative,
(and that is a good thing), but that decreases the available tests for the more
serious cases. And, don't forget, this is a very large country with a very large
population, we don't need to test everyone who comes down with the sniffles.
 
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