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#91,951
evillawyer said:
Won't get vaccinated and won't wear masks. But they purportedly love protecting the life of the innocent. Murica!

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Wouldn't a better chart show the percentage of people vaccinated? You list Alaska here as if they're on the bad boys list yet they're one of the top states in that they've vaccinated 26.9% of their people. Only New Mexico is better

EL, I think you're jumping the gun here by making political points off of this. Let's put politics aside for at least awhile and work on getting vaccines out to all the Americans who want them right now. After that dust settles, let's see where things stand
 
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#91,952
evillawyer said:
Won't get vaccinated and won't wear masks. But they purportedly love protecting the life of the innocent. Murica!

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Can you go to the comment section from where you copied this tweet and find out if Nate is referencing total numbers, per capita numbers, and party affiliation of those vaccinated?
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
EXCLUSIVE: Thanks, Joe! Las Vegas reverts to its former glory as thousands hit the strip over the weekend to spend their $1,400 stimulus checks after Nevada Rolls Back Restrictions

  • The Las Vegas Strip nearly reverted to its former glory after Nevada rolled back its COVID-19 restrictions, allowing casinos, bars, and restaurants to reopen at 50 percent capacity
  • Although some health restrictions have been eased, Nevada is still enforcing a mask mandate – but not everyone is sticking to it
The huge crowds that swarmed the Las Vegas Strip on its first weekend after reopening had one message: Thanks Joe!

Thousands of people descended on Sin City over the weekend after Nevada governor Steve Sisolak relaxed his state's stay at home order to allow casinos, bars and restaurants to reopen at 50 per cent capacity.

Many of the revelers told DailyMail.com they had taken the opportunity to blow their $1,400 stimulus checks on a weekend of partying – while hotels took advantage by hiking prices to pre-pandemic levels.

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Sin City's back! Thousands of people flocked to the Las Vegas Strip over the weekend amid Nevada's reopening of bars, casinos, and restaurants at 50 per cent capacity

The city's reopening has given tourists and workers a taste of normalcy after a year of pandemic lockdown orders. Brazilian photo girls Vanessa Leite (left) 35, and Jessica Gouveia (right) 29, told DailyMail.com: 'This weekend has been great. It feels like things are back to normal. It's so much better than last year'

Covid US: Las Vegas Strip reopens as Nevada Governor rolls back restrictions | Daily Mail Online
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Ok, I don’t get it. The one on the left is a photo girl as is the one on the right but NOT the one in the middle!? Maybe I’m reading too much into this. Wait, what was the point of the story again?
 
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#91,964
hUTch2002 said:
Ok, I don’t get it. The one on the left is a photo girl as is the one on the right but NOT the one in the middle!? Maybe I’m reading too much into this. Wait, what was the point of the story again?
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What is that thing stuck into the waistline of the girl in the middle?
 
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#91,968
allvol123 said:
Is there we refer to NY as the model of how to handle this. Lol.
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The hilarious thing is that yes, I'm pretty sure all those states are faring much better than leftist models like NY and CA.

Nate Aluminum is a horrible predictor/forecaster anyway. Of all the people EL hilariously posts Mr. Aluminum is probably the most thoroughly debunked.

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I know this is a very fine line to draw, but I’m wondering if any hospital personnel might be able to help. The vaccines will certainly help diminish cases. But vaccine efficacy can’t be simply tied to case counts. They also are effective against more severe disease requiring hospitalization or leading to death. Obviously, a reduction in deaths will be a very welcome event and easily measured. However I don’t know how to assess hospitalizations when there may still be motivation to decrease the threshold for hospital admission while there are still financial incentives to do so. Those incentives have served a great purpose, but when do they end?


CMS adds 20% to inpatient Medicare payment for COVID-19 patients

FEMA Updates its COVID-19 Policy on Medical Care Eligible for Public Assistance | AHA

Private Payer COVID-19 Reimbursement Rates Are Twice Medicare Rates
 
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evillawyer said:
Won't get vaccinated and won't wear masks. But they purportedly love protecting the life of the innocent. Murica!

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There's a simpler explanation for Nate - it's harder to use all the vaccines you have access to in states with a higher percentage of rural residents. More of a logistics problem than vaccine hesitancy
 
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