I wouldn’t trust their power grid to keep my ventilator onOh so NOW Texas isn't its own self-sufficient republic. I suppose this means they won't be seceding from the Union.
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California's doing much better with Delta variant than Florida, Texas. Here's why. — Los Angeles Times
California's coronavirus case rate remains significantly less than Florida and Texas: two common points of comparison given their population size and different pandemic responses.
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i thought this virus was supposed to disappear during summer months
California's doing much better with Delta variant than Florida, Texas. Here's why. — Los Angeles Times
California's coronavirus case rate remains significantly less than Florida and Texas: two common points of comparison given their population size and different pandemic responses.
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California becomes first state to order teachers to get COVID vaccine or test
California on Wednesday became the first U.S. state to require that its teachers and other school staff be vaccinated or regularly tested for COVID-19, a move Governor Gavin Newsom called "a responsible step" to ensure the safety of children.
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Is that even legal?
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You wonder when the public gets tired of this. TX is close to topping their previous daily case and death numbers.
I do wonder when the public is going to get tired of handwringing over meaningless positive tests (ie, cases) and the assumption that the public is terrible at math
Getting that out of the way, I can assure you that the public (ie, Texans) are happier to have their children in schools regardless of positive test numbers
Schools are having to close because masks are not being worn, but never allow reality to intrude on your clown world,