@CaptainTrumps @denise_dewald@joncoopertweets Yes he said that because at the time there were shortages of PPE for medical workers. Also at the no one knew there were so many asymmetric people who are highly contagious.
@GuyHader@Cleavon_MD@dougducey @sweetdoodmd Multiple generations living in the same home in just about every home. So once the virus gets in, it has easy access to the vulnerable.
@yfnowl Yes as a strategy the vaccine is by far a better approach. I thought you were asking about the actual immunity from a vaccine or natural infection. Trying to reach some kind of heard immunity without a vaccine would be catastrophe representing failure of science and humanity.
@yfnowl Wrong on both accounts. The vaccine blocks the receptor in the body from allowing the spike protein to bind to it. Meaning you canโt get infected. Getting the infection gives you some amount of immunity otherwise you would never get over the virus on your own.
@EdwardI26567463 @OH_happyman@groundh33409781@JoeNBC The rural white vote in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are tapped out. The only reason Ohio isnโt farther to the left is the percentage of evangelicals in the state. But there is absolutely no room for the GOP to grow in the Midwest. Just look at the turnout numbers.
@DepecheDoh@DecisionDeskHQ Mostly blue counties or Evan counties. But a lot of what is left is provisional ballots or ballots that need to be corrected by the voter. So a good chunk of them will never be counted.
@PattyArquette Yes I was telling my wife that earlier today. Itโs nice to no that a decent human being won. That he will try to heal some of our nations wounds.
@SenhorRaposa One big problem with Florida is the state local Democratic parties are terrible. Until we fix that the state is heading the wrong direction period.
@SenhorRaposa Yes pour that money into Georgia and North Carolina. Much cheaper media markets and twice the senators and basically the same electoral return. Also itโs it not a lose and you lose take one and your still in good shape.