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They are trying to get Chuck Woolery to move there.
It's a long story.
I can't wait to see the cartoon when Polis, y'know, actually issues a statewide mask order!
Or the hospitalization and death rates spike because they opted out and fired TriCounty health.
The right question, with a very short answer, is what isn't wrong with DougCo Republicans?
Whatever it is, it's been wrong for a LONG time, and I'm looking forward to seeing that change somewhat in 2020 thanks to the hard work of a lot of good people.
Masks work.
Remember how worried we were that all of the Black Lives Matter protesting was going to cause a huge spike in Covid cases? Hundreds of thousands of people in the street, yelling and marching together…perfect recipe for disease spread, right?
Contact tracing tells a different story. Because most protesters wore masks, kept hands clean, were out in the open air, and tried to maintain a social distance, there have been no huge upticks in cases in cities that saw the biggest protests. However, in cities and areas that re-opened bars and restaurants early, allowed for public maskless events, (like political rallies) indoors, cases…and deaths are increasing.
There has been a swap in ages of those sick and hospitalized from CV19. Before, elders in nursing facilities were most at risk. They’re still at risk, but have been following CDC guidelines. Younger people are a much larger percentage of those sick,hospitalized, and dying from the virus. Most epidemiologists in the following articles attribute this to large parties and indoor events in states that are “re-opening”.
Slate – It doesn’t look like the protests are causing a coronavirus spike
National Geographic: Coronavirus in the U.S.: Where cases are growing and declining
NPR: Parties — Not Protests — Are Causing Spikes In Coronavirus
Vox: The effect of Black Lives Matter protests on coronavirus cases, explained
In this case, it appears the picture is worth a whole lot more than 1,000 words.
Good thing Gov. Polis does not appear to be willing to take official actions to respond to personal attacks.