Travel warnings

[junglejim]

There are unintended consequences for almost every decision. Medical professionals are being furloughed and losing their jobs due to a medical crisis????

In WI the Supreme Court just overturned Gov. Evers "Safer at Home" rule which was intended to slow the spread of COVID. The bars were packed the next day. So alll of our regulations have been lifted. Go figure.

My daughter-in-law who is a Physicians Assistant is laid off during a health crisis. Go figure.

I've only been to two stores in the last month or so and both of them were requiring customers to wear masks. They'll be in court next.

 

[Phil Tarman]

Georgia is not experiencing a huge increase and has open much of the state. I will watch the states that open up and see if these health experts that would drive the country into a total collapse are right. There is always ways to control a pandemic with out closing every thing.

Today, the Atlanta Journal published a story reporting that the Georgia Covid case graph that the state Board of Health released that showed a slow decline in cases did that because they "juggled" the Y-axis data (which just happened to be the dates of each point on the graph). When you arrange the data on the Y-axis in chronological order, they are still experiencing a climb in the number of cases. Since they just reopened most of the state, it'll be interesting to see what happens toward the end of the 14-day incubation period for the coronavirus.