Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

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Those two drugs aren’t available to most of the general public so saying “we should be reopening in every corner” is going to risk a lot of people being in ICUs without Christie’s advantages let alone the cost of 7 days of ICU which would bankrupt many.
Christie, a longtime Trump ally, said he has recovered from his illness, and he thanked his doctors and "the manufacturers of Remdesivir and the Eli Lilly monoclonal anti-body cocktail for giving me access to their extraordinary treatments."

Christie also appeared to distance himself from Trump, who said he felt better than he had felt in decades after he was treated with a different antibody cocktail for the virus. "No one should be happy to get the virus and no one should be cavalier about being infected or infecting others," Christie said. "It is something to take very seriously. The ramifications are wildly random and potentially deadly."He added that "as a former public official, I believe we have not treated Americans as adults, who understand truth, sacrifice and responsibility."

"When you have seven days in isolation in an ICU though, you have time to do a lot of thinking," Christie said, advocating that people "follow CDC guidelines in public no matter where you are and wear a mask to protect yourself and others."

"Every public official, regardless of party or position, should advocate for every American to wear a mask in public, appropriately socially distance and to wash your hands frequently every day. At the same time, we should be reopening in every corner of this nation under these guidelines," Christie said. "I believe that these two steps can bring our country together while our pharmaceutical companies invent the therapeutics and vaccines which will rid us of this virus," he added.
 
David Moyes was odds on favorite to come back and manage us. Witsel was set too. You know full well what betting odds means and it is a giant amount of F-all.

Bit different in this case re betting volumes and sheer size of market rather than % of chance. It is more "why the bets now".
 
That’s incredible
Nearly half a million Texans voted yesterday and by EOD today (shorter vote times available - polls didn't open until noon) Texas will surpass 4 million votes in just 6 days. By EOD Monday there's no reason to think that in a week of early voting Texans will have turned out 50+% of the total number that voted in 2016.

Here's some more fun news. Since 2016, Texas has added 2 million registered voters to the total rolls. Given people die and people move away, the actual number of new registrants is 2.6 million. Sixty percent of that 2.6 million are people under the age of 30 and/or non-white voters and a majority of them reside in 4 biggest media markets in the state (Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin).

Texas is in play. We still may not win but we've got a legit shot at this.
 
Nearly half a million Texans voted yesterday and by EOD today (shorter vote times available - polls didn't open until noon) Texas will surpass 4 million votes in just 6 days. By EOD Monday there's no reason to think that in a week of early voting Texans will have turned out 50+% of the total number that voted in 2016.

Here's some more fun news. Since 2016, Texas has added 2 million registered voters to the total rolls. Given people die and people move away, the actual number of new registrants is 2.6 million. Sixty percent of that 2.6 million are people under the age of 30 and/or non-white voters and a majority of them reside in 4 biggest media markets in the state (Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin).

Texas is in play. We still may not win but we've got a legit shot at this.

As a percentage, how do you rate Texas' possibility of voting blue in November?
 
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