Over 800 deaths on Monday.
Over 1400 deaths on Tuesday.
Over 1700 deaths yesterday.
I'm not what you'd call a "math guy" but I believe that's an increasing trend line.
Anyway the conversation is 'closed v. open' rather than 'why the hell don't we have a national testing plan?'
Over 1400 deaths on Tuesday.
Over 1700 deaths yesterday.
I'm not what you'd call a "math guy" but I believe that's an increasing trend line.
Anyway the conversation is 'closed v. open' rather than 'why the hell don't we have a national testing plan?'
A nation cannot respond to pandemic without a national response, and will never develop a national plan with a ruling party opposed to governance, led by a man disinterested in addressing problems, only interested in managing appearance.
But we need one. npr.org/2020/05/14/855…
But we need one. npr.org/2020/05/14/855…
In the end, it shouldn't be surprising that the anti-reality faction of our country would have landed on "behave as if the virus isn't real, make the victims as invisible as possible and act as if their fate is nothing to do with us."
It's what they do with everything else.
It's what they do with everything else.
Anti-reality faction thinks the answer to the virus is to act like there’s no longer a virus.
