JoeCamel
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Archie123
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Please show where he “promised 100 percent”.
threvester
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What?? I watched the briefings...he said dont wear one...i am not a trump supporter or voter..
Just stating what i watched at the onset of the pandemic you were talking about..the message came from him and i believed it
lazyboy97o
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He said wear one if you feel sick or might be contagious.
threvester
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True..also we werent as aware of asymptomatic cases
lazyboy97o
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Right, so his comments on masks are still true. What changed is who might be contagious.
HongKongFooy
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Real cute!
Let's see here: one goes and gets tested thinking he's likely CV+ when he's actually not then picks up virus from the unprotected test giver who got it up from his work duties and already given it to 4 others.
Ironic for the one who didn't have it but picked it up via testing.
Sirwalterraleigh
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Did anyone with an iq above 45 have ANY semblance of respect for pence after this early covid briefings?
“Thank you for your leadership, mr. President...you’re strong, strong leadership”
What an embarrassment.
Slpy3270
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Would be a miracle if Disney World even stays open through December or January. Covid protocols weren't meant for situations like this.
Sirwalterraleigh
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He was independently hired during the Reagan administration...and was publicly praised by every POTUS since...
Presidential Remarks at National Institutes of Health
President Obama delivered remarks at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). He toured the NIH campus with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. In his remarks he announced $5 billion in research grants at the National Institutes of Health, spoke about the importance of...
www.c-span.org
And then...there’s this out of work idiot:
Trump Hints He Might Fire Fauci After Election As Coronavirus Cases Rise
Responding to supporters chanting "Fire Fauci!" at a rally in Florida, the president said: "Don't tell anybody, but let me wait until a little bit after the election."
www.npr.org
Sirwalterraleigh
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I’m glad I didn’t buy/activate an annual pass in February...that’s all i’m Saying...
One of the health analysts (forgot who...lost in the hectic week) was suggesting that Florida could be logging 15,000+ positives, over hospital capacity and 3,000 deaths a day on a somewhat consistent basis
That’s high...I hope...but I know one dipstick governor with no shot of doing anything about that...and he doesn’t sleep in Albany
Horizons '83
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He was independently hired during the Reagan administration...and was publicly praised by every POTUS since...
Presidential Remarks at National Institutes of Health
President Obama delivered remarks at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). He toured the NIH campus with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. In his remarks he announced $5 billion in research grants at the National Institutes of Health, spoke about the importance of...
And then...there’s this out of work idiot:
Trump Hints He Might Fire Fauci After Election As Coronavirus Cases Rise
Responding to supporters chanting "Fire Fauci!" at a rally in Florida, the president said: "Don't tell anybody, but let me wait until a little bit after the election."
You cant reason with crazy. He needs to go from the White House to the crazy house.
hopemax
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My Universal AP expires on 11/26 and since I am going to be at my Dad’s 12/2-12/16, I renewed it last week, and thought I could get in one of two days to help get my moneys worth... I get more nervous with each day that might have been very presumptuous. It is still Florida and before the big change in January, so...
Polkadotdress
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And that “dipstick governor” is in the news tonight for continuing to promote the “that isn’t a Covid death” theory, therefore things aren’t that bad in FL*.
*according to him
oceanbreeze77
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Hmmm how is it possible that the house that said this would be gone November 4th, still has coronavirus in their house??? /s
www.cnn.com
At least 5 people in Trump's orbit, including his chief of staff, have tested positive for Covid-19
At least five people within President Donald Trump's orbit have tested positive for coronavirus, including his chief of staff and a top campaign aide, becoming the latest administration officials to be infected with the virus after a string of outbreaks in the West Wing.
oceanbreeze77
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Exactly this. Earlier on some thought people "just want disney to close for the drama blahblahblah..." no. This exponential growth was a long time coming. This was preventable. We didn't do our job. I dont think people realize what we are about to endure. I pray that our nation can remain strong, but its looking very bleak.
oceanbreeze77
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I think we need to add another event into the coronavirus growth schedule. Not just halloween and the holidays, but tomorrow may prove to be another disastrous day for the count. I have been invited to 3 different victory parties tomorrow evening. I know there are many parties planned nationwide. We may see masses hitting the streets, drinking, living up the moment. The celebration is deserved, but it could cause many to ignore covid protocols. Personally, I will pull out my finest bottle of cognac, zoom with the extended fam, and pass out and sleep for days. (These late night counts have been sooo dramatic but oh so exciting, ya girls exhausted.)
There is a lot of truth to this, but there is also a lot of reality that will have to be worked through to get us to the point of WDW closing again.
It's obvious, at this point, that the company will not make the call to close again on their own accord. There will be no change in the actionable messaging on the federal level until at least late January. It will take a beyond catastrophic situation for the state of Florida to mandate closures, and barring such event the state may actively continue to prevent localities like Orange County or Orlando from enacting their own restrictions. If Universal pulls the plug first, Disney may feel compelled to follow... but maybe even not. I mostly doubt Universal would make that call either.
So where does that leave us? It has to get a lot.. a lot.. worse here on the ground here in Florida before we talk about a WDW shutdown round 2. Not just back to the June / July #s, NYC levels of worse. That's not exactly good or right and I don't personally agree with it, but that's the reality I'm seeing from here. Hopefully whatever luck 2020 might still have for us comes through and we don't have to find out if I'm right.
Sirwalterraleigh
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I fully agree with this. Totally.
Unfortunately...it’s a tacit acceptance of the “acceptable losses” do nothing theory.
That’s where we are...kinda “medical vietnam”
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