7M each month that aren't being made. IIRC, they normally sell for less than $1 apiece. Imagine how many lives that could save.
Easy counter argument, hospitals would be the first to say there are no cases because surgery makes $TEXAS more money than COVID hospitalizations. They should be saying there's 0 cases to get back to business. They are all going bankrupt.
Florida is the 5th oldest state (median age 41.8), Texas is the third youngest state (median age 34.3). Also deaths lag behind cases. dtx
This maybe quite possibly the dumbest thing I've ever read. Isn't this man a doctor? He thinks resources, social distancing, and quarantining might not of had a effect?
Poor Rand. I think of the 2(?) instances from The Hangover when Ed Helms' character refers to himself as a doctor and someone else is quick to remind him he's merely a dentist.
already found that dude’s Facebook. Wish there was a full time paying gig to send shit like this to where these assholes work
Beaches in San Diego have been open for swimming/surfing/paddle boarding for about a month. We've been able to walk/jog on the beaches for about three weeks.
Newsom announced a full state shutdown. Local SD politicians stepped in and argued that we had been correctly following the protocols put in place. Newsom gave in and allowed us to stay open. Orange County, primarily Newport Beach, never had any restrictions in place and the beach was wildly packed. I think Newsom essentially made it to where Newport had to close for a little bit.
Stop trying to cut into my market share. Anyway that guy works here: https://warrencountydd.org/contact-us
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Gov. Tony Evers' administration overstepped authority with its stay-at-home extension. The 4-3 ruling takes effect immediately, forcing Republicans leaders, the governor and top health experts to come to an agreement on any new plan moving forward or no plan at all. Sounds like it will be the latter. From Justice Hagedorn's (a conservative) dissent: We are a court of law. We are not here to do freewheeling constitutional theory. We are not here to step in and referee every intractable political stalemate. We are not here to decide every interesting legal question. It is no doubt our duty to say what the law is, but we do so by deciding cases brought by specific parties raising specific arguments and seeking specific relief. In a case of this magnitude, we must be precise, carefully focusing on what amounts to the narrow, rather technical, questions before us. If we abandon that charge and push past the power the people have vested in their judiciary, we are threatening the very constitutional structure and protections we have sworn to uphold. ... I conclude the legislature--as a constitutional body whose interests lie in enacting, not enforcing the laws--lacks standing to bring this claim. Such claims should be raised by those injured by the enforcement action, not by the branch of government who drafted the laws on which the executive branch purports to rely. To the extent we countenance an argument that Wis. Stat. § 252.02 grants too much power to DHS, we are allowing the legislature to argue its own laws are unconstitutional, a legal claim it has no authority to make. ... The rule of law, and therefore the true liberty of the people, is threatened no less by a tyrannical judiciary than by a tyrannical executive or legislature. Today's decision may or may not be good policy, but it is not grounded in the law. Lovely
Be our hero. Go out and research this and report to us how many deaths there were in Florida in Feb, March, and April. Also, please do a comparative analysis of that data against the last 5 years. We’ll be waiting.
Well you'd think he has obtained enough education to...you know what lol nvmd it counts for nothing when worms are eating your brain.