COVID-19 Accelerating Across the US

[Kane]

[Kane]

https://thehill.com/homenews/administra ... ef-package

lol

Did the retail numbers shake Trump up? Or the Rental Payments?

[John Galt]

maybe it was venturing out of his cocoon of yes-men and actually interacting with people yesterday during the town hall (where, among other insanities, he accused Biden of not implementing a nationwide mask mandate)

[Kane]

https://thehill.com/homenews/administra ... -a-mistake

True to form now back to casting doubt on head of CDC.

[Kane]

If no more stimulus before election then market is going to sell more throughout this month and into October.

[Kane]

[John Galt]

it's spreading indoors. europe just has restaurants and cafes everywhere with massive amounts of outdoor seating since they have such mild weather all the time which is why it died down in the spring. now that it's getting a bit colder and people are going inside, oh look, coronavirus. meanwhile in the sunbelt it spiked in the summer because it was hot as f**k and no one wants to be outside except for beaches, so people were inside dining and whatever and, oh look, coronavirus.

its pretty obvious and that means there's an obvious solution: no indoor dining whatsoever until we're all new zealand or we have over half the population vaccinated.

[Kane]

You and I both know that's not happening.

That'll take more body bags.

[Kane]

I wonder how bad mid america will get before election day? Looks like we're set to absolutely blow past previous records.

Will overloaded hospitals change minds?

[John Galt]

well lets see, two midwestern governors had plots foiled against them that aimed to kidnap them and place them on trial for "crimes" of trying to stop a pandemic, and republicans are currently suing the governor of wisconsin, again, to end any restrictions whatsoever on them (like wearing a mask so we can have businesses open)

will it change minds? what is the critical mass of dead bodies we need? these people think it's a hoax and ask where are the bodies, or claim that we are overreporting them so hospitals get money, even while we are clearly undercounting considering we're over 300k deaths this year against previous years' average