EVERYTHING from Trash's compromised, lackey-polluted, politicized CDC is suspect
There's a reason Donald Trump is 'comfortable' sending his son back to school
Baron Trump attends St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Maryland.
The number of kids in his grade is approximately 40.
The average number of students in a classroom is … 11.
It’s not hard to believe that St. Andrew's—enrollment $40,650 per year—is well-positioned to take extraordinary precautions regarding COVID-19.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/202...tail=emaildkre
The CDC trusts cities, counties and states to make the right determination; CDC was prevented from introducing technical curbs to reopening, Mike Pence was very open about this. The links you posted were drafted swiftly to mollify political higher ups, the faintly hortatory, somewhat breezy and philosophical tone gives it away as propaganda.
It's startling how quickly Trump trashed the credibility and reliability of the CDC, turning it into yet another cog in the Trump political shop.
Economic depression and avoidable mass death will take their toll, maybe someday partisans like you will demand solutions from their leaders instead excusing their failures.
A Florida scientist has filed a whistleblower lawsuit for not fudging the data. Fired for not lying.
Need to fast track this suit.
As Trump Calls for Schools to Fully Reopen, His Son’s School Says It Will Not
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, the private school in the Maryland suburbs attended by Barron Trump, said
it was considering either a hybrid part-time plan or
going back to entirely online classes.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/23/u...8h8xlAEAfpU8Jc
"Members of a leading group of infectious disease experts warned Thursday against reopening schools in Florida, Texas and other states where coronavirus cases are surging, saying older children are just as likely to spread Covid-19 as adults.
"The simple answer is no," Dr. Tina Tan, a professor of pediatrics at Northwestern University, said when asked whether she would suggest reopening schools in states such as Florida, Texas, California and Arizona in the near future.
""When you have such surges of disease in the community, you're basically asking for trouble if you open schools, because you're bringing in individuals from all across the community that potentially may be exposed to it," Tan said on a conference call hosted by the Infectious Disease Society of America.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/23/coro...ida-texas.html
"bioRxiv is receiving many new papers on coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. A reminder: these are preliminary reports that have not been peer-reviewed. They should not be regarded as conclusive, guide clinical practice/health-related behavior, or be reported in news media as established information."
Smh
I understand the benefits of school for the kids. Over 600 adults in AISD are under quarantine orders and school hasn't even started.
If that happens when school is actually in session, who's going to teach and run the schools?
I think we all get benefits of school for so many families and kids for so many reasons.
But that question "what about the school staff?" always seems to get swept under the carpet or given the "what about Walmart workers?" treatment.
I guess the school districts pushing forward will be the guinea pigs
That'd be the dental hygenists who are out there cleaning our teeth.
Nah, it's pretty clear what PPE would work for them.
And teachers can't wear masks (and shields if they are at high risk)?
HA HA THAT WAS A GOOD ONE
And back to the beginning of why we need masks. Smh
What's so funny? Aren't Texan dentist offices open?
failed whataboutisms are hilarious
I forgot about the hundreds of people packed into dental offices in Texas that were already overcrowded before social distancing was important.
Do hygienists in Florida treat 30 patients at once for six hours?
No ...it literally says preprint in the tweet. But continue on pointing this out on every preprint study I post and while staying silent while others post the same, it makes me laugh to know you are still this butthurt that I called you out for starting an entirely new thread on herd immunity based on a single anecdote from single doctor and his one patient
Right now I prefer front line anecdotes from doctors over non-peer reviewed reports. You do you.No ...it literally says preprint in the tweet. But continue on pointing this out on every preprint study I post and while staying silent while others post the same, it makes me laugh to know you are still this butthurt that I called you out for starting an entirely new thread on herd immunity based on a single anecdote from single doctor and his one patient
I think the CDC should have a baseline spec for reopening (ie: at most X number of cases in the last month, etc), in order to dissuade governors like Deathrow DeSantis, but leave the granular details to the States...
Hey remember that time you retweeted gummi? That was funny too
Nonsense. Get out there and die for Republican re-election chances already.
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