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The amount of fraud would be rampant.If we can't figure out mail-in ballots ahead of Election Day with a seven month head start, then I have some questions.
The amount of fraud would be rampant.If we can't figure out mail-in ballots ahead of Election Day with a seven month head start, then I have some questions.
But it is the local governors that decide the type of shut down they are having anyway. Arizona does not look like NY. Nor does Florida.
I cannot fathom how anyone could do any worse than Trump.
The infection, spread of said infection and significant amount of fatalities in the US was unavoidable, but the volume at which they have occurred is 10000000000% on his complete negligence and arrogance.
I understand and am not debating whether it is right or wrong. I am just speculating on what I believe will happen given all that is going on.Yes, and I think that's a mistake. There are plenty of small businesses, like the one I work for, that provide services on a national level. It's great that I might be able to send my kids to daycare in a month, but I might not be able to pay for it if a bunch of states are still peaking. We provide services for the hospitality industry, if a bunch of states are constantly flaring with cases, at different times, hotels will never recover because travel will never be properly flowing.
Yeah but if we talk about how Biden’s response *might* have been bad then we can avoid talking about how Trumps response *has* been bad.
“Take it. I mean why not? What do you have to lose?”
Words to ‘live’ by.
I mean, maybe we should rub windex on our faces before going out?
We may have to bite the bullet at some point but you do it at a point where you won't infect most of the workforce. That will have the same effect on the economy.At that point, I think that they are biting the proverbial bullet and riding things out. Right now, there are people are still employed even though they are not working. And some are furloughed. Were that to change. people are emerging from hiding with an unemployment rate that is over 25%. And that is spread out nationally. Some states will have it closer to 50 or higher. As was pointed out, at some point the band aid simply gets ripped off.
Nah, that first guy is totally onto something.
I'm half surprised that he hasn't suggested showering in Everclear yet.
3 days before closing everything down, Di Blasio urged everyone to go and eat at their favorite restaurants. On February 24th, Nancy Pelosi urged people to patron San Francisco's Chinatown and said that she herself was going to dine there. In March, the highly intellectual AOC called people who were staying away from Chinese restaurants racists.Think of how f***ed we would have been had he gotten his way?
We shall see. But I believe that neither the governors nor the president will sacrifice the long term well being of the state and national economy over the short term of the horrific virus. Just my view. I think that whether people like it or not, you will begin to see things open up in May. And not at the end of May.We may have to bite the bullet at some point but you do it at a point where you won't infect most of the workforce. That will have the same effect on the economy.
Yes, we would have been significantly better with Biden or Sanders when they didn't want to ban travel from China in January.
Could things be handled better? Absolutely. Would things have been worse with both of them, yes it would be.
Hell, we'd have been better off with the mayor of San Francisco around than what we have here.