re: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) ***W.H.O. DECLARES A GLOBAL PANDEMIC***

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JBE’s doctor just referenced sheltering in place for the next 120 day

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So is that Colonel Sander from the Waterboy?

I mean, I know JBE had a cameo as Bobby’s dad

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got in the car and heard that. He can’t be serious of doing this until August.

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I have zero faith in anything from JBE and the state after today

Tiguar come to Louisiana and run for Governor.

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Scruffy

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You know, I just want to say that I find it funny how quickly people on this board have gone from “we can’t open anything up” to “we need to open things back up again to avoid economic collapse”.

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Were you of the opinion that as data and trends shifted that public opinion would not shift a discussion from a need to be mindful and apprehensive to more cautiously optimistic and focused on the future?

Most people's vision lowers to the immediacy of the present during a crisis, naturally moving back towards the horizon of the future as the situation dictates.

Your projection over those around you is as humorous as it is rife with insecurity and a need to do just that...project.

Who wouldn't expect sentiment to shift? Evidently you. Congrats baw.

Awe what the hell did JBE day today? Took a break to trim some shrubs while my son was here to help me.

Someone start a trend on twitter referencing this idiot and tag Trump. Please.

Testing needs to shift more from being used by doctors to treat patients on top of still following certain restrictions on who to have it to public policy of limiting new spread, catching it earlier, and making sure under tested areas with low positives arent just due to testing those at point they need to be hospitalized. Not a complete shift but a better balance.

Doctors wanting to help patients is noble and is what they see in front of them, but it has to be balanced with a public policy for nation. I think many are stuck on first 2 weeks of March when they couldn't test many ICU patients due to them not meeting restrictions in place for testing.

I haven't checked last few days, but NJ almost seemed like it was running above 50% each day for a week. Either half the state is screwed or they have got down their testing process on who to test down to point of having greater than 50% of being correct without even testing. Not sure but I would guess doctors treating patients usage also includes multiple tests to be considered recovered (tracker site has had issues with some reporting specimens tests versus # of individuals tested when reporting test quantity results) As a public policy to stop spread and/or verify under tested areas I would think at this point regardless of new tests that can increase numbers testing has to shift some to focus more on spread across country and finding out what we don't know yet. That was a debate task force had when deciding where to push roll out of the Abbott Labs tests. I think initially hotspots won over the under tested areas, but these cities also pushed from their end a lot as well including some like Detroit using identity politics.

Sucks to be y'all. As I type this I expect the Alabama governor to say something almost as stupid. Nah, that is pretty high bar right there.

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Ehhh we're getting a little liberal saying that the doctor was calling for 120 more days of staying at home.

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Then clarify for everyone.