Is there any excuse?

[e7alr]

I am not talking about Trump. I happen to believe the EC suppresses votes in a large nation.

[e7alr]

Voting is already easy. Mail in ballot only with ID and confirmation of request, ballots must be mailed 2 weeks before the election. Registration only with ID and confirmation. 10 Day early voting, beginning on a Saturday.

[Camp]

That is backwards then.

2005 Carter-Baker Report Could Have Averted Problems With 2020 Voting

More secure is less mail in ballots.

The report stated: “Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.”

“State and local jurisdictions should prohibit a person from handling absentee ballots other than the voter, an acknowledged family member, the U.S. Postal Service, or other legitimate shipper, or election officials,” the 2005 commission report said. “The practice in some states of allowing candidates or party workers to pick up and deliver absentee ballots should be eliminated.”

However, this year, as mail-in voting veered into becoming a partisan issue, the Carter Center issued a statement promoting support for mail-in voting, but maintaining safeguards against ballot harvesting.

***The Carter Center, founded by the former president and first lady Rosalynn Carter, is affiliated with Emory University and promotes peace and democracy efforts globally and domestically. ***

A Carter Center press release in May said the commission report “noted among its many findings and recommendations that because it takes place outside the regulated environment of local polling locations, voting by mail creates increased logistical challenges and the potential for vote fraud, especially if safeguards are lacking or when candidates or political party activists are allowed to handle mail-in or absentee ballots.”

[Smyrna]

@Jezcoe

So… if someone has an infection of parasites and Covid… Ivermectin will take care of parasite and improve the outcome.

The parasistes were the basis for why they were receiving the ivermectin but the outcome of helping with COVID was the surprise that proved it does work. Just because you don’t have the parasites does not mean that it will then not help you with COVID.

[Smyrna]

@Jezcoe

For the average American or European… not so much.

That’s…wacist.

[DougBH]

@JayJay

Merry Conspiracysmas to all…

I like my constant reminders that this site is the gift that keeps on giving…

Another Biden failure is not a conspiracy. In fact, it’s becoming pretty standard…as are the replies of the usual apologists.

[Jezcoe]

@Smyrna

@Jezcoe

So… if someone has an infection of parasites and Covid… Ivermectin will take care of parasite and improve the outcome.

The parasistes were the basis for why they were receiving the ivermectin but the outcome of helping with COVID was the surprise that proved it does work. Just because you don’t have the parasites does not mean that it will then not help you with COVID.

That is not the conclusion of the blog post referenced.

Do you accept the conclusion of what you referenced?

[Jezcoe]

@DMK

Perhaps if instead of telling people to go home who are sick but not sick enough to be hospitalized, states should have the resources for monoclonal antibody next day treatments.

That would be great to have.

Too bad there is now nationwide shortage of the stuff.

That is why it is a terrible strategy to have a bunch of sick people.

[DMK]

@Jezcoe

That would be great to have.

Too bad there is now nationwide shortage of the stuff.

That is why it is a terrible strategy to have a bunch of sick people.

I guess that’s something Biden wished he’d have thought of sooner, too.

[Jezcoe]

@DMK

@Jezcoe

That would be great to have.

Too bad there is now nationwide shortage of the stuff.

That is why it is a terrible strategy to have a bunch of sick people.

I guess that’s something Biden wished he’d have thought of sooner, too.

There is no such thing as an infinite resource.

[DMK]

@Jezcoe

There is no such thing as an infinite resource.

It doesn’t have to be infinite. Not everyone is sick with COVID.

[Jezcoe]

@DMK

@Jezcoe

There is no such thing as an infinite resource.

It doesn’t have to be infinite. Not everyone is sick with COVID.

No… but a lot of people are.

More people are going to get sick.

Some are even encouraging that we all get sick because it is “less severe”

The problem with the idea that it is “less severe” is that there is still a subset of people who are going to suffer greatly from it and because it is really really infectious, there are going to be a lot of people who are adversely affected by this “less severe” variant.

[DMK]

Which has nothing to do with making sure supply and distribution is working as it should to meet the needs.

What good is a testing kit or a mask if you are turned away from a hospital because you’re not sick enough to be admitted?

What is the point of being sent home to suffer when a treatment that has been proven to shorten duration and symptoms exists and should be available?

[Jezcoe]

@DMK

Which has nothing to do with making sure supply and distribution is working as it should to meet the needs.

What good is a testing kit or a mask if you are turned away from a hospital because you’re not sick enough to be admitted?

What is the point of being sent home to suffer when a treatment that has been proven to shorten duration and symptoms exists and should be available?

Omicron surpassed Delta in infection rate in about a week.

People can complain about shortages and stuff in treatment… but there has not really been a lag time where the stocks can be replenished.

Except for vaccines… there are plenty of vaccines.

People should get vaccinated

[DMK]

Why are there plenty of vaccines and a shortage of treatments?

Plenty of people have COVID who have been vaccinated.

[Jezcoe]

@DMK

Why are there plenty of vaccines and a shortage of treatments?

Plenty of people have COVID who have been vaccinated.

Correct… but with much better outcomes and boosters improve those outcomes even more.

The Federal Government back in October bought 1.4 million doses of monoclonal antibodies to be completely delivered by end of Januaary 2022. That would bring the total doses manufactured and bought to 3 million.

It is not an infinite resource and it should not be treated as such.

[DMK]

@Jezcoe

It is not an infinite resource and it should not be treated as such.

Then, we now have the mindset as why more wasn’t produced.

Weird how we can get treatment the next day in Florida. I suppose some planning and forethought went into place to make that happen.

[Jezcoe]

@DMK

@Jezcoe

It is not an infinite resource and it should not be treated as such.

Then, we now have the mindset as why more wasn’t produced.

Weird how we can get treatment the next day in Florida. I suppose some planning and forethought went into place to make that happen.

There is a shortage of monoclonal antibodies in Florida also.

[DMK]

@Jezcoe

There is a shortage of monoclonal antibodies in Florida also.

Why do you suppose that is? Treatments were supposed to be a part of Operation Warp Speed.

Four temporary closures with alternative sites available.

Four monoclonal antibody treatment sites in Florida temporarily closed Tuesday as the state continued to request additional doses from the federal government amid a rise in COVID-19 cases and, consequently, demand for doses.

Four monoclonal antibody treatment sites close amid dose shortages

[Rodeo]

Biden and company are seriously fraudulent pathetic liars. The comical thing is watching all the same people who spent four years lying about Trump’s alleged lies now rushing to the aid of clueless Joe.