The current state of COVID nationally

We’re going to have to start referring to them as “The Kissing Amish.”

Could this be why the cretins in Washington state tried to pull this taxpayer funded experiment off?

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there will always be unvaxed people and surges

life has to go on

but enough about the science

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The surge in new cases by no means just about how many people have been vaccinated. Read the OP. Plenty of vaccinated people are now getting COVID. If anything getting the booster shot may be needed.

the current state…
https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/26/us/covid-florida-doctor-cancer-patient/index.html

If every American adult eligible to get the vax, got it, we wouldn’t be surging right now.

It’s the pandemic of the unvaxxed.

Allan

Not in jersey where the vax level is high.

Allan

So far it is less lethal. But will that change? And yeah. It’s more transmissible but doesn’t that also mean more pressure on the health care system. Let’s face it. This time it’s not the old people who are stacking up. It is the school kids.

We heaped Criticism on Nursing homes for how they handled COVID in the beginning…why shouldn’t we be heaping it on the school systems for failing now.

we criticized the victims of leftist death policy? no, i don’t think “we” did.

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less than 3% of hospitalizations are children

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Why would that all of a sudden magically change? Science?

No they’re not.

No, because older people were most at risk and still are.

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And what makes you the expert on the necessity of a booster shot?

Come on Man…with all due respect. We did. These facilities were called out here for not taking mitigating factors quickly enough. They took in new residents with out testing. And these were not Cuomos nursing homes.

no, they were murphy’s and whitmer’s, who had the same orders.

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With all due respect, you said this:

That is in fact wrong.

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Change in Child COVID-19 Cases*

  • 180,175 child COVID-19 cases were reported the past week from 8/12/21-8/19/21 (4,413,547 to 4,593,721) and children represented 22.4% (180,175/806,003) of the weekly reported cases
  • Over two weeks, 8/5/21-8/19/21, there was a 7% increase in the cumulated number of child COVID-19 cases (301,601 cases added (4,292,120 to 4,593,721))

22.4 percent of the weekly cases from the 12th to the 19th. That’s not nothing…an increase of 7 percent…in two weeks.

Last year child cases were almost non existent. In two weeks there was an additional 301,601 children with newly diagnosed COVID. That’s not nothing GW. It’s just not.

Do those sick kids live at school or do they take it home to their parents? Look at the age group that is doing the worst.

According to the data it’s 0 to 18 or 19 years old. So majority live at home.

Yep…so they are bringing it home to their 40 something year old parents.

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