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Brent
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Really? I never would have guessed
A groundbreaking story from CNN
A groundbreaking story from CNN
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www.foxnews.com
Missouri summer camp closes after 82 kids, staffers infected with coronavirus: reports
Summer camp officials in Stone County, Mo., took precautions against the coronavirus – but 82 campers, counselors and staff tested positive for the virus anyway, according to reports.
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Broken024
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I'm not sure. She loses the plot between posts.
Shaggy
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Someone needs to show this guy the immunity studies that show immunity is questionable and may not last long at all.
www.yahoo.com
GOP State Lawmaker: 'I Want To See More People' Get Coronavirus
Del Marsh, a state senator in Alabama, said he's “not concerned” with the spike in infections and touted the controversial idea of herd immunity.
I would say I'm surprised but I'm not. This type of behavior is a rampant as the virus in Alabama. It's no wonder that we are 50th in education ?Someone needs to show this guy the immunity studies that show immunity is questionable and may not last long at all.
GOP State Lawmaker: 'I Want To See More People' Get Coronavirus
Del Marsh, a state senator in Alabama, said he's “not concerned” with the spike in infections and touted the controversial idea of herd immunity.
Roswellian
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Okay but the article contends that herd immunity may never happen, either through natural means OR with a vaccine. So assuming that logic is true what would be your solution? Masks and social distancing and rolling lockdowns in perpetuity?Someone needs to show this guy the immunity studies that show immunity is questionable and may not last long at all.
GOP State Lawmaker: 'I Want To See More People' Get Coronavirus
Del Marsh, a state senator in Alabama, said he's “not concerned” with the spike in infections and touted the controversial idea of herd immunity.
Broken024
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At least you have college footballI would say I'm surprised but I'm not. This type of behavior is a rampant as the virus in Alabama. It's no wonder that we are 50th in education ?
Florida reports 11,433 new cases and 93 new deaths.
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Downeastnc
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Over 60k new cases yesterday in USA...
Arizona reports 4,221 new cases and 44 new deaths.
SC bars, restaurants must stop selling drinks after 11 p.m. under new coronavirus order
South Carolina restaurants and bars will have to cut off alcohol sales at 11 p.m., beginning Saturday night, under an order issued Friday by Gov. Henry McMaster.
Alabama reports 1,334 new cases and 36 new deaths.
Shaggy
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Not sure at this point. I'd start with not wanting elected officials pushing a narrative that will just needlessly add to the death toll.
Beyond that we need to work as hard on treatments and a vaccine as we can and not rely on this false hope of herd immunity. We"ve been burned by false hopes like it will fade away in summer. Keep working on medicinal answers while not going off on the hope of herd immunity.
Louisana reports 2,642 new cases and 20 new deaths
Roswellian
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No argument here with what you stated. I think we all need to realize that treatment is where this is all going. No guarantees with vaccine or natural herd immunity. People are going to get sick and there are likely a lot more people with the virus than is being reported worldwide not just here in the states.
Georgia reports a record high 4,484 new cases and 35 new deaths.
Georgia to reactivate makeshift hospital at Atlanta convention center
Georgia officials are racing to expand hospital capacity to cope with soaring numbers of coronavirus cases, unveiling plans Friday to reopen a makeshift medical facility at the sprawling convention center in Atlanta and other efforts to add more beds.
Whoa......... that’s not good at all
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