Jenna Ellis, Trump's D+ Constitutional lawyer has apparently tested positive for COVID. Who would have thought that spending all that time maskless around Rudy would have had a bad outcome? There was no way to know that was dangerous...
Jenna Ellis, Trump's D+ Constitutional lawyer has apparently tested positive for COVID. Who would have thought that spending all that time maskless around Rudy would have had a bad outcome? There was no way to know that was dangerous...
I think it was all that farting.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
really?Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
Is someone going to fill me in? Hell you two wee buddy buddy in that thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
I was referring to your comment that you disagreeing strongly on one issue with nasty is different than anyone else here and I believe you and I have one issue as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncos78087
I can’t recall any issue that I’ve really disagreed with Nasty about before. I’m sure there might be some space between us on issues but nothing that I would categorize as a strong disagreement like we had earlier this month or late last (forget the exact date).Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
There is far more space between you and I on many issues. Which is fine. But I didn’t know what specifically you were referring to.
Imagine thinking a bill with COVID liability protections is what we need when the Tyson company not busted betting on how many people would test positive for COVID.
A gamble pays off in ‘spectacular success’: How the leading coronavirus vaccines made it to the finish line
https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...messenger-rna/
Judge finds San Jose church in contempt for health order violations
https://www.sfchronicle.com/crime/ar...photo-20360071Quote:
A Santa Clara Superior Court judge found San Jose’s Calvary Chapel and its pastor in contempt of court Tuesday, and fined the church as much as $55,000 for continuing to hold large, indoor religious services in defiance of public health orders and mandates from the court.
Calvary Chapel and its pastor, Mike McClure, were found to have defied a Nov. 2 court order that directed it to follow then-current public health regulations that limited gatherings, including religious meetings, to no more than 100 people indoors and required attendees to wear masks and practice social distancing. Churches were also required to submit plans on how they would protect members. County inspectors said they found daily violations of those requirements.
County officials said the church did little to comply with the health orders, putting its members and the community at risk of contracting the coronavirus as the number of cases in Santa Clara County surged.
The contempt ruling came as several churches across the nation challenge the government’s right to regulate where and how people can worship in the midst of a surging pandemic. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Nov. 25 that New York couldn’t enforce a state limit of 10 or 25 people at religious gatherings.
Judge Peter Kirwan said the orders issued by the county’s health department were necessary to help slow the surge of the coronavirus and that the church needed to comply with those orders — and the court’s.
“Even if you disagree with those opinions, these orders do have a purpose,” he said. “You can’t just ignore those rules and regulations nor can you ignore a court order just because you disagree with them.”
During his press conference, Trump said it's terrific that 15% of the country has covid, which seemingly confirms the theory that Trump's actual covid strategy was to attain herd immunity.
The Supreme Court will be right there ready to step in and ensure that the rules aren't enforced.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
It will be interesting to see if this climbs the ladder.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
I think herd immunity was the default strategy regardless. But there are many ways to get to herd immunity, one way is let it burn thru unchecked and reach herd immunity fastest.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
The common sense approach, imo, would be to mandatory distance for 18 or so months so economy could stay open but numbers never break threshold. By the end of that timeframes vaccine should be widely distributed and now at herd immunity with minimum deaths.
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Rhode island some.of the highest rates in the world. Waiting for the nightly news to ridicule my state. Oh wait we blue so it's cool. Legit don't care what side of the aisle your on if you don't see the bs on that idk what to tell you. All summer damn texas Florida and now not a peep
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Ahh....those poor Republicans.