Did anyone Trump had what sounded to me like a congested tone to his voice? Might've been why he didn't talk long. Could have the rona.
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What's amazing here is this is going to burn the GOP's gimmick dry.
I mean, we all know it doesn't work, but now they're hitting bone.
not surprising, it's going to spread to damn near every place in the world at some point
How does a payroll tax combat the virus or help hourly employees who can't afford to take sick days?
Unfortunately, the number of tests available is irrelevant if they continue their insanely strict testing guidlines.
Even right now, you can have all the symptoms, but in most states they still won't test you unless you are either hospitalized with life threatening pneumonia, have travelled to certain areas, or had direct contact with someone known to be infected.
They keep saying they're going to relax the testing guidlines, but I'll believe it when I see it. Also, these people are pathological liars, so I doubt the number is even accurate.
I hope I'm wrong of course.
So will young people start saying "ok doomer"? /s
This is so fucking stupid. He's actually downplaying the danger here.
This is so fucking stupid. He's actually downplaying the danger here.
How do they keep repeating the line that you're more likely to die from the flu after all this time
At least 600IU.
Isn't that a bit on the extreme end?
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Where are you getting that it lingers in the air, and that it can survive for 2-3 days at 98F? AFAIK SARS-CoV-2 is spread through droplets, and coronaviruses in general are easily affected by temperature.
Somebody posted some new research done in Wuhan a few pages back.
And this one is too.
Coronavirus ‘highly sensitive’ to high temperatures, Chinese study says
Pathogen appears to spread fastest at 8.72 degrees Celsius, so countries in colder climes should ‘adopt the strictest control measures’, according to researchers from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong province.
www.scmp.com
It spreads fastest at 8.72*C, perfectly fit for Seattle now.
It''s really shocking to see the speed at which it spreads recently. What worries me is we haven't heard anything yet here in Mexico. Our numbers stand at 7 confirmed cases, but to be exporting them, that thing must be already circulating freely.
Isn't that for people who are already vitamin D deficient?
You're in for such a surprise when the US actually start doing proper testing.
There is no chance fast food or retail workers are getting PTO.
He said payroll tax break. Basically companies are going to save money with the idea that they'll pass that along to their hourly employees. It almost never works out that way and likely won't this time unless they make it mandatory.
You run the deficit right now, and then when democrats get into power you start screaming about it, and democrats are dumb enough to actually believe this bullshit, so we'll try to cut the deficit in a recession, just like last time.
Maybe this time they'll even manage to do a ReSpOnSiBlE gRaNd BaRgAiN and raise retirement age, like they almost did last time.
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And this one is too.
Coronavirus ‘highly sensitive’ to high temperatures, Chinese study says
Pathogen appears to spread fastest at 8.72 degrees Celsius, so countries in colder climes should ‘adopt the strictest control measures’, according to researchers from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong province.
It spreads fastest at 8.72*C, perfectly fit for Seattle now.
Thought as much. The research figures say so far that the surface survival results longer than a day were obtained at 68F, and going 80+ cuts the lifespan of the first SARS coronavirus in half.
I'm pretty sure it's our area and hell no, we don't want him! Bad enough we have the virus circulating around.
And this one is too.
Coronavirus ‘highly sensitive’ to high temperatures, Chinese study says
Pathogen appears to spread fastest at 8.72 degrees Celsius, so countries in colder climes should ‘adopt the strictest control measures’, according to researchers from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong province.
It spreads fastest at 8.72*C, perfectly fit for Seattle now.
Is there any link to the paper itself? I see nothing
shame it won't burn it permanently and for good. Feel like it's already a long forgotten fact that tax cuts and de-regulation is what caused the 2008 recession in of itself.
I can't imagine young people believe this BS they are spewing, everything might work out if old people listen to them..
Yeah, Italy is a no go. Spain and France are highly risky too with 1k+ cases.
If she is young and healthy she will be fine. also the risks she contracts it are still pretty low.
Spain and France are probably going to be like Italy in a few weeks, I don't think Europe will be safe in May, but probably nowhere in the world will be safe. Postpone the honeymoon if you can, Italy is amazing and worth the visit when things will be better.
Ughh, how unfortunate!! We have time to review the situation and see what happens
As a Cuyahoga County resident, it was bound to get here eventuallyFirst three confirmed cases in Ohio. No specific location information yet.
Coronavirus In Ohio: Officials Confirm First Three Cases Of COVID-19
Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency after the first three cases of novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, were confirmed in the state.DeWine announced…radio.wosu.org
I was supposed to go to Italy/Barcelona in September, Italy def cancelled but I hoping Spain might be okay by then
I haven't heard much info from Japan recently. My trip is still scheduled about 6 weeks away. Tourist attractions like Disneyland were still scheduled to reopen 5 days from now right?
As an italian, i'm happy everytime i read that. Thank you. (also we're gonna need a shitload of tourists when this is over!!! XD)
Wow, so Trump is now supporting PAID LEAVE for hourly workers who can't work due to the virus. I would be ASTOUNDED if this actually came to fruition.
www.politico.com
Trump pledges financial help to counter coronavirus losses
Yet top Republican senators, and some White House aides, are still hesitant to enact such proposals at this point.
www.politico.com