Re[. Coleman gets Covid after sheltering with massless

[once-ler]

@WildRose

It isn’t “my” definition.

I generally start with Webster’s, I may then go to others for support.

I don’t believe Websters will enlighten me on what you mean to say.

[WildRose]

I use words as they are already defined, I don’t make up my own so it’s not really that hard to understand.

[DougBH]

Just as likely she got it somewhere else and gave it to other Congresspersons. The only proven fact is what she “believes”, not what happened.

[once-ler]

Lawmakers test positive for COVID-19 after sheltering with maskless Congress...

2 lawmakers now.

I fully expect to see a Epoch-Times article posted soon which states according to some freak-fringe doctor it’s impossible to infect others as long are airways are not virus clogged by masks. In fact spiting on others builds heard immunity.

[tnt]

jordan

Look at where they are.

[tnt]

@DougBH

Just as likely she got it somewhere else and gave it to other Congresspersons. The only proven fact is what she “believes”, not what happened.

The timing fits that she was infected on the 6th. Second person not tests positive.

[Smyrna]

@tnt

…Republicans.

I didn’t hear her name the names of those who tested positive that sheltered with her? Just because someone isn’t wearing a mask, does not mean you automatically get infected. It sounds like she’s pointing ignorant fingers and you’re regurgibleeting her nonsense.

[WuWei]

@WuWei

She tested positive for COVID, not antibodies. They are two different tests.

I decided to take a Covid test. I have tested positive," Coleman

OP link

[WuWei]

@once-ler

I’ve seen a riot where one combatant tazed his balls until he had a heart attack, so anything is possible, but as evil as you think Coleman is, do you think she would cause 2 weeks of quarantining and testing for her friends family and co-workers?

You had no trouble believing republicans were even more evil.

[WuWei]

@tnt

@DougBH

Just as likely she got it somewhere else and gave it to other Congresspersons. The only proven fact is what she “believes”, not what happened.

The timing fits that she was infected on the 6th. Second person not tests positive.

The timing also fits that she was infected on the 31st at New Year’s Eve party.

[biggestal99]

@WildRose

She could have gotten it literally anywhere.

Of course being sealed up with maskless was not a good idea.

I am sure you will agree.

Allan

[once-ler]

@WuWei

You had no trouble believing republicans were even more evil.

Those are not my words nor my belief.

[tnt]

@WuWei

The timing also fits that she was infected on the 31st at New Year’s Eve party.

Less likely since a vast majority of cases, the symptoms show up around days 4-6.

NYE would be on the far outer range, at which very low percentage of cases show symptoms that late. Something like 5%, IIRC.

Also, another congress person who sheltered with maskless republicans in a close space has tested positive - again, in that sweet spot of 4-6 days.

Coleman also doesn’t mention any other high risk contacts, but that is no guarantee.

Anything is possible, but certainly, spending several hours in close proximity with maskless people makes that the most likely point of infection.

[WuWei]

@tnt

Less likely since a vast majority of cases, the symptoms show up around days 4-6.

She didn’t have symptoms. She took the test because it was suggested.

[tnt]

@WuWei

She didn’t have symptoms. She took the test because it was suggested.

She is having mild cold like symptoms.

[WuWei]

@tnt

@WuWei

She didn’t have symptoms. She took the test because it was suggested.

She is having mild cold like symptoms.

“Following the events of Wednesday, including sheltering with several colleagues who refused to wear masks, I decided to take a Covid test. I have tested positive,” Coleman tweeted Monday.

After taking the test maybe. There is nothing in that article about her having symptoms.

The suggestion.

Lawmakers and Capitol staff on Sunday received a memo from the Capitol’s attending physician warning of a possible risk of Covid-19 exposure after a large group of lawmakers were forced to gather in a secure location during the breach of the US Capitol.

[tnt]

https://watsoncoleman.house.gov/newsroom/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=1751

Thought that was in the OP as well.

Not wearing a mask while in close proximity in an enclosed space with others is ■■■■■■■ dumb, inconsiderate and dangerous. Especially for the older people around you.

[SixFoot]

It has to be those icky Republicans. They have cooties you know. lol

[WuWei]

What thought?

I agree that not wearing a mask was ignorant, especially if they were at ease enough during the We almost died! STORMIN’ to laugh. Although if I was facing imminent death at the hands of a mob, a mask might not be on my list.

I don’t agree with assuming that’s where those two were infected.

[Camp]

In a hospital bed?