Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[CagleMtnVol]

 

[vols40]

How so?

The healthcare system will be overwhelmed and 2 million people will die if we don't shut down the country. Slightly suggesting that kids may not go to school this fall only to walk that back once he realized good ridiculous that sounded

And the Aids virus was spread almost exclusively through homosexual anal sex and intravenous drug use. With a very small percentage through blood transfusion

 

[vols40]

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

A RealClear Opinion Research poll released Thursday found 40 percent of families are more likely to choose to homeschool their children or engage in virtual learning once the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

The survey asked parents, “Are you more or less likely to enroll your son or daughter in a home school, neighborhood homeschool co-op, or virtual school once the lockdowns are over?”

Of the 626 parents who responded, 40.8 percent said they were “more likely” to do so, while 31.1 percent replied they were “less likely.”

With political party as a factor, 45.7 percent of parents who said they would be “more likely” to homeschool identified as Democrat, while 42.3 percent identified as Republican.

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

Democrats are frustrated with the school systems? Ouch

 

[utvolpj]

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

A RealClear Opinion Research poll released Thursday found 40 percent of families are more likely to choose to homeschool their children or engage in virtual learning once the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

The survey asked parents, “Are you more or less likely to enroll your son or daughter in a home school, neighborhood homeschool co-op, or virtual school once the lockdowns are over?”

Of the 626 parents who responded, 40.8 percent said they were “more likely” to do so, while 31.1 percent replied they were “less likely.”

With political party as a factor, 45.7 percent of parents who said they would be “more likely” to homeschool identified as Democrat, while 42.3 percent identified as Republican.

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

Bwahahaha I don't believe that for a second. Have fun but my kids are going back. Heck they've already started summer camp

 

[hUTch2002]

How long until Trump fires Fauci?

I'll start the Under/Over at 30 days.

Trump's rebuke of Fauci encapsulates rejection of science in virus fight

It’s hilarious that CNN is accusing someone else of twisting facts. I can’t wait for their next fake video.

 

[0nelilreb]

Michigan Judge Sides with Barber, Rejects Gretchen Whitmer Demand to Close Shop

A Michigan judge has denied a motion made by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration that an Owosso barber close up shop during the coronavirus outbreak.

Great Lakes News was outside Karl Manke’s Barber & Beauty Shop on Monday when the ruling came down.

Reporter Katie Heid said the judge denied the state’s claim that the 77-year-old Manke to close his shop because he was allegedly in violation of Whitmer’s stay-at-home order.

“This is not only a big victory for Mr. Manke, but also for other small businesses,” she said.

“Who else will open their doors?”

The state Attorney General lost in its effort to obtain a temporary restraining order, NBC 25 reported.

The Attorney General’s court action, filed on behalf of MDHHS, seeks to enforce the MDHHS Director’s Public Health Order that deemed Mr. Manke’s business an imminent danger to public health in light of the COVID 19 pandemic and directs him to immediately cease operations at his barbershop. The State is seeking to schedule a hearing as soon as possible.​

The AG asserted Manke’s open business presents “clear public health dangers”.

Manke told ABC 12 he reopened after unemployment benefits were denied three times.

The barber had been repeatedly fined for allegedly violating the shutdown orders, but supporters paid the fines.

MI Judge Sides with Barber, Rejects Whitmer Demand to Close Shop

I’ve never been accused of being a strategist especially when it comes to politics , but if I was Biden or the DNC , I’d be calling that little female tyrant in Michigan and explaining to her what the “ Big picture “ is and why she should pull back from the full on Hermann Goring / Gestapo routine . ( you know seeing as how the Dems need Michigan in November)

 

[DC_Vol]

Michigan Judge Sides with Barber, Rejects Gretchen Whitmer Demand to Close Shop

A Michigan judge has denied a motion made by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration that an Owosso barber close up shop during the coronavirus outbreak.

Great Lakes News was outside Karl Manke’s Barber & Beauty Shop on Monday when the ruling came down.

Reporter Katie Heid said the judge denied the state’s claim that the 77-year-old Manke to close his shop because he was allegedly in violation of Whitmer’s stay-at-home order.

“This is not only a big victory for Mr. Manke, but also for other small businesses,” she said.

“Who else will open their doors?”

The state Attorney General lost in its effort to obtain a temporary restraining order, NBC 25 reported.

The Attorney General’s court action, filed on behalf of MDHHS, seeks to enforce the MDHHS Director’s Public Health Order that deemed Mr. Manke’s business an imminent danger to public health in light of the COVID 19 pandemic and directs him to immediately cease operations at his barbershop. The State is seeking to schedule a hearing as soon as possible.​

The AG asserted Manke’s open business presents “clear public health dangers”.

Manke told ABC 12 he reopened after unemployment benefits were denied three times.

The barber had been repeatedly fined for allegedly violating the shutdown orders, but supporters paid the fines.

MI Judge Sides with Barber, Rejects Whitmer Demand to Close Shop

We need more of this.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Do you actually know he’s a “weasel”, or have you been conditioned to believe it? A lot of people from a lot of administrations who actually know have trusted him. The NIH is a pretty big deal and to have that kind of longevity there is really impressive.

Yeah being a long time bureaucrat is really something.

 

[Volsfaninva917]

This is straight fear port from the media
Wisconsin sees third-highest single-day COVID-19 case increase as safer-at-home order ends

But the most important part record set in Wisconsin

The 5,860 new test results reported Thursday set a new record for a single day,

 

[evillawyer]

 

[evillawyer]

This thread has 55k posts now ... Which is about 30k less than the number of COVID cases.

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

A RealClear Opinion Research poll released Thursday found 40 percent of families are more likely to choose to homeschool their children or engage in virtual learning once the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

The survey asked parents, “Are you more or less likely to enroll your son or daughter in a home school, neighborhood homeschool co-op, or virtual school once the lockdowns are over?”

Of the 626 parents who responded, 40.8 percent said they were “more likely” to do so, while 31.1 percent replied they were “less likely.”

With political party as a factor, 45.7 percent of parents who said they would be “more likely” to homeschool identified as Democrat, while 42.3 percent identified as Republican.

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

Doubtful. People love their taxpayer-sponsored daycare.

 

[DC_Vol]

This is awful. Not funny at all.

 

[37L1]

This thread has 55k posts now ... Which is about 30k less than the number of COVID cases.

You so dumb. It's COViD deaths not cases.

Wait, did I just help you prove your point with more emphasis?

You are really a slick one, evil.

 

[UT_VOLS13]

This thread has 55k posts now ... Which is about 30k less than the number of COVID cases.

How much is your BS?

 

[allvol123]

This thread has 55k posts now ... Which is about 30k less than the number of COVID cases.

Are you the secretary at the firm?

 

[Volsfaninva917]

Is that supposed to be funny? Did I miss the punch line?

 

[VolsAgainstTheWorld15]

Hilarious...not.

 

[clarksvol00]

It’s absolutely his goal. His intent is for 100 million Americans maybe more to suffer. At best he just likes the attention he receives from the left

That's an interesting theory. If true, that's definitely a diabolical way for him to get some press coverage.

 

[Matt2496]

Of all the things to make fun of Trump over, she chose that? Really? Trump is absolutely correct that more tests equates to more confirmed cases.

Why is this rocket science for some?

 

[Orangeburst]

Is that supposed to be funny? Did I miss the punch line?

What I do not get is they complain about the need for testing all the time.

 

[hjeagle1vol]

This thread has 55k posts now ... Which is about 30k less than the number of COVID cases.

How many of those were asymptomatic or very mild cases? Recovered like it was a common cold?

 

[Boston Vol]

I honestly don’t understand why his campaign keeps putting him out there. I’ve been saying for the last six months that they need to lock him in the basement. The more he talks, the worse his chances of winning in November get. Anytime his campaign feels the need to say something, it should be done by surrogates.

 

[Ten_Titans]

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

A RealClear Opinion Research poll released Thursday found 40 percent of families are more likely to choose to homeschool their children or engage in virtual learning once the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

The survey asked parents, “Are you more or less likely to enroll your son or daughter in a home school, neighborhood homeschool co-op, or virtual school once the lockdowns are over?”

Of the 626 parents who responded, 40.8 percent said they were “more likely” to do so, while 31.1 percent replied they were “less likely.”

With political party as a factor, 45.7 percent of parents who said they would be “more likely” to homeschool identified as Democrat, while 42.3 percent identified as Republican.

Poll: 40% of Families More Likely to Homeschool When Pandemic Ends

That's a dumb poll question. Why not ask "Are you going to homeschool your kids after the pandemic?" and remove the ambiguity?

 

[NCFisher]

This is getting ugly

This is the choice.

"Remember, remember, the 3rd of November"