I find it a little difficult to cheer Steve Scalise. He and his ilk coulda done this A LONG TIME ago and it woulda helped mitigate the mess we are in caused by the non-vaxxers (who, I am willing to bet, were anti-maskers, as well.)
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Originally posted by ozzie View Post
He’s Captain of the water polo team. First game on (our) Sunday. Eek!
It'll be interesting with the announcement in New Orleans earlier today about maybe bringing back the mask mandate with Satchmo Fest around the corner...
stay safe out there....
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Originally posted by festbabe View Post
I try reeeeeeeeeeely hard to keep myself out of politics on this bored. I'm not a fan of his, but if this hard-right Republican can step up and encourage folks to get the jab, and folks follow his lead, I hope it works. Whatever it takes to get more folks vaccinated.
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Originally posted by fichadelphia View Post
Same, Heather. And I do think Scalia receiving his vax should be shout out loud because it may nudge some who need nudging.
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The Virus
Is far beyond Politics and it is not and should never have been related to it.
But sadly.
The deceit, ineptitude and idiocy displayed by Trump and his acolytes was and still continues to be amazing.
Ron DeSantis, Greg Abbott and their ilk continue to be thorns in the side of a common sense approach to people trying to solve this science /medical problem.
The 2 mentioned both deserve the rough end of a Pineapple shoved up their respective arses by 20/20.
I agree that when possible the mention of Politics should be left off here.
But I am amazed when I read the information from non partisan surveys that says %40 of of voters that support one particular group, will not get vaccinated.
And I await a LOGICAL, FACT BASED, SCIENTIFIC REASON WHY.
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Originally posted by 20/20 View Post
Have a question for the "non-political" here. I don't particularly avoid politics because I get some small dirty pleasures from gigging folks who are annoyingly overwrought. Most often those folks are vehement anti-trumphiles who in my minds eye ignore facts for philosophy. I don't much care for Trump myself but being a middle-of-the roader, I sometimes fall out on the same side as him with respect to some policies. Regarding the vaccination issue, I have noticed that virtually all of the folks who comment here equate the non-vaccinated to conservative, republican trumpites. The comments are pretty pejorative. Some would disagree perhaps but in my mind I generally try to be fact based in my discussions (unless I am teasing), so I did some basic research. I began with the CDC and then went to multiple other websites. Universally, the numbers across the board, by states and nationally, reflect a glaringly disproportionate number of vaccinations between white/anglos versus blacks and hispanics. Am I to believe that these huge numbers of blacks and hispanics are actually conservative Trump supporters just waiting on a signal from the right-wing? Just curious.
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Originally posted by Gards View PostThe Virus
Is far beyond Politics and it is not and should never have been related to it.
But sadly.
The deceit, ineptitude and idiocy displayed by Trump and his acolytes was and still continues to be amazing.
Ron DeSantis, Greg Abbott and their ilk continue to be thorns in the side of a common sense approach to people trying to solve this science /medical problem.
The 2 mentioned both deserve the rough end of a Pineapple shoved up their respective arses by 20/20.
I agree that when possible the mention of Politics should be left off here.
But I am amazed when I read the information from non partisan surveys that says %40 of of voters that support one particular group, will not get vaccinated.
And I await a LOGICAL, FACT BASED, SCIENTIFIC REASON WHY.
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Originally posted by jjazznj View PostNew Orleans could bring back mask mandate; Fall events in jeopardy
The spread of the delta variant and a spike in cases locally threatens major Fall activities including full attendance at Saints games and the rescheduled Jazz and Heritage Festival. It could also cause the city of New Orleans to reinstate masking requirements and possibly other mitigation measures.
“All options are on the table,” said City of New Orleans spokesman Beau Tidwell. He said Mayor LaToya Cantrell and Dr. Jennifer Avegno would hold a press conference Wednesday to address the situation.
https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/h...L3coZz_kHep3N4
That said, they can very easily change those requirements. Last summer before the vaccines, I was at my camper in Wisconsin for 2 weeks and 1 week in, Wisconsin was on the list, and I had to quarantine for 2 weeks before coming back to the office or participate in any work-related functions such as jobsite visits that took place in Chicago proper. Obviously, that has change with the vaccines, however it the cases start to spiral, as they are now, Chicago may make changes; just hoping they do not revert to quarantines.
That said, we are both vaccinated, as well as our group, and ready for the fest. Worst case, hotel and airfare are refundable if it gets cancelled. However, we have not purchased our tickets for weekend #2 yet.
https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/site...vel-order.html
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