Those aren't just daily new cases though, they include backed up tests that should have happened earlier. Also the shutdowns will slow it.If it keeps doubling every three days we hit half a mil in early April
Those aren't just daily new cases though, they include backed up tests that should have happened earlier. Also the shutdowns will slow it.If it keeps doubling every three days we hit half a mil in early April
Those aren't just daily new cases though, they include backed up tests that should have happened earlier. Also the shutdowns will slow it.
I mean half a mil total by early April is still jaw dropping to me. Yes, the shutdowns should slow it, though the airport thing and partisan divide may be a bit of a hiccup to that.Those aren't just daily new cases though, they include backed up tests that should have happened earlier. Also the shutdowns will slow it.
Well, that's common sense. And it has happened elsewhere. I mean the actual count, not the reported count which will be catching up to reality for a while. What I'm saying is if 500 tested positive today (made up number) that includes people who should have been counted yesterday and the day before but couldn't due to lack of tests.
Well, that's common sense. And it has happened elsewhere. I mean the actual count, not the reported count which will be catching up to reality for a while. What I'm saying is if 500 tested positive today (made up number) that includes people who should have been counted yesterday and the day before but couldn't due to lack of tests.
Looks what is happening today dude people paced at airports and in bars right NOW.Well, that's common sense. And it has happened elsewhere. I mean the actual count, not the reported count which will be catching up to reality for a while. What I'm saying is if 500 tested positive today (made up number) that includes people who should have been counted yesterday and the day before but couldn't due to lack of tests.
Idiots dont quite know how a virus works then.I'd wager that partisan divide is just as much a geographic divide. People in less populated areas (republicans) feel safer.
Not saying Trump's flippant comments a few weeks ago haven't played some role, but I believe geography is the primary factor.
All the panic buying isn't helping, look at how packed supermarkets and big box stores have been.Looks what is happening today dude people paced at airports and in bars right NOW.
Tapper thread that spells out that Republicans were basically opposed to any kind of paid leave
I just don't understand. I am moderate-ish. I'm in finance. I don't get why the Republican Party is fighting against the good of the nation during a crisis.
Because today's Republican Party isn't interested in the good of the nation, they're interested in profit and are ideologically inflexible to the point of cruelty. I consider myself moderate/left of center, but lets call a spade a spade- Republicans don't believe in governing.I just don't understand. I am moderate-ish. I'm in finance. I don't get why the Republican Party is fighting against the good of the nation during a crisis.
Because the question will be "why isn't it always like that." People don't want good programs taken away
It's just frustrating. If they can't unite on just basic rational issues during a goddamn pandemic, how the fuck are we going to pass any real legislation. Choosing to let people suffer for the sake of politics will never make sense to me.Because today's Republican Party isn't interested in the good of the nation, they're interested in profit and are ideologically inflexible to the point of cruelty. I consider myself moderate/left of center, but lets call a spade a spade- Republicans don't believe in governing.
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Tapper thread that spells out that Republicans were basically opposed to any kind of paid leave
There's an entire gulf between reluctantly working with McConnell out of necessity and looking all cozy and friendly with him (this is especially a problem for Pelosi who's been the standard bearer for performative resistance)Do you guys expect her to snub McConnel, when she has to work with him on a regular basis, and needs his co-operation to get bills onto the floor of the senate?
It's for the same reasons Murdoch media writers are trumpeted around as "unbiased" sources.It's crazy that the focus is on Nancy caving rather than the republicans screwing over American's in a time of crisis, but here we are.
He just got poked on Facebook by some pretty important MDs, so everything is gonna be A-OK!
Agreed.It really is unbelievable that Bernie is asking people for money when businesses may very well be shut down here very soon and find themselves out of work (not to mention being in a potential recession) , and then asking them to go to a voting booth that hundreds or maybe even thousands of people are using, potentially waiting in lines as well, because he's too selfish and stubborn to admit defeat gracefully.
Ask the brilliant people at the bars last night
It's amazing how Pelosi keeps getting blamed for Republican fuckery.
Like, those dudes control almost everything. Why would you focus anger on her.
I'm baffled. People are insane. Why can't the minority get a good bill I'm outraged they passed something that will help people anyway.It's amazing how Pelosi keeps getting blamed for Republican fuckery.
Like, those dudes control almost everything. Why would you focus anger on her.
It's baffling because I can only imagine the reason they are attacking her is because they expect better from her/dems and expect nothing from Republicans. Okay, so then when those republicans they expect nothing from GIVE Pelosi/dems nothing, they come after her. I genuinely don't understand.It's amazing how Pelosi keeps getting blamed for Republican fuckery.
Like, those dudes control almost everything. Why would you focus anger on her.
He saying he didn't vote for it because it wasn't generous enough? Come oooooon.Amash would have found something in the bill to vote against no matter what. He voted against the Emmett Till Antilynching Act. He's duplicitous.
Justin Amash on Twitter
“@LaurieA1770 I’ll give you some examples. Without time to confer with the drafters or others, we couldn’t determine why businesses with 500 or more employees are exempt from the paid emergency leave and FMLA requirements. An improper Wall Street carveout or is there some other justification?”twitter.com
Justin Amash on Twitter
“Note two things Mnuchin just said in the press conference: Paid leave applies only to small- and medium-sized businesses. Why did they exempt Wall Street companies? The bill has errors and needs a “technical correction.” In other words, it doesn’t work as drafted, as I stated...twitter.com
Especially as a small government guy, lmfao.He saying he didn't vote for it because it wasn't generous enough? Come oooooon.
Yeah I don't get it. Pelosi went in with a big list of wants. Republicans and Trump went in wanting a payroll tax cut. In the end Pelosi got a lot with a few stupid exemptions and Trump didn't get the tax cut. So, I guess fuck Pelosi?It's amazing how Pelosi keeps getting blamed for Republican fuckery.
Like, those dudes control almost everything. Why would you focus anger on her.