Federal Re-opening guidance

[legion]

That's funny, because my governor has moved the goalposts so far ever getting there is in question.

[dafischer]

NJ's idiot Murphy hasn't even told us where the goalposts are, or if they're even on the same field that we're playing on.

[Paul T]

Originally Posted by dafischer

NJ's idiot Murphy hasn't even told us where the goalposts are, or if they're even on the same field that we're playing on.

Yes, plus if I understand correctly Murphy is looking at NJ as an all or none reopening, instead of doing it regionally. Which makes no sense since the vast majority of cases are up north. South Jersey has very few...

[legion]

Originally Posted by Paul T

Yes, plus if I understand correctly Murphy is looking at NJ as an all or none reopening, instead of doing it regionally. Which makes no sense since the vast majority of cases are up north. South Jersey has very few...

Same boat here in Illinois. Very few counties outside of Chicago and suburbs have double-digit counts of active cases. Cook County has tens of thousands of active cases.

[Sooner or later]

Lawton. OK. My town. County pop at 120,000. A lot more at the link

https://www.lawtonok.gov/publication...ning-documents

Entertainment venues may reopen beginning May 1, 2020, if they adhere to CDC recommended social
distancing and sanitation protocols and the additional guidance and requirements listed herein. As used
in this document, the term entertainment venue includes movie theaters, bowling alleys, and other
similar facilities, as determined by the City Manager. Concert/convention centers, sporting venues, and
other entertainment venues not covered by these guidelines, may not open to the public until such time
as guidelines specific to the individual use have been approved by the City. Owners/operators of such
venues are encouraged to submit sample guidelines for their use through the Office of the City Manager
for consideration.

Restaurants may reopen beginning May 1, 2020, if they adhere to CDC recommended social distancing
and sanitation protocols and the additional guidance and requirements listed herein. As used in this
document, the term Restaurant includes all full and quick service restaurants that provide facilities for
“sit-down” dining and other similar facilities, as determined by the City Manager.

[pmax]

So ... one in every household, lockdown or not. Could've even hastened it.

https://www.inquirer.com/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-new-york-cuomo-20200427.html
Nearly 25% of New York City has contracted coronavirus as death toll dips to 337, Gov. Cuomo says

[Sooner or later]

Originally Posted by pmax

So ... one in every household, lockdown or not. Could've even hastened it.

https://www.inquirer.com/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-new-york-cuomo-20200427.html
Nearly 25% of New York City has contracted coronavirus as death toll dips to 337, Gov. Cuomo says

Actually, it has worked pretty damn well in NYC. They have maximized the infected and mostly kept the hospital system operating. I am sure they would have liked a lower stress on the hospital system but they came pretty close to what was originally the plan. Upstate they went overboard.

[Crowbob]

Originally Posted by Crowbob

She is not weakening due to pressure, i.e., ‘Let them eat crumbs!’

President Trump’s asinine bleach bomb may have sealed his fate in the Great Lake State. Our misery is now his fault. Wrong and ignorant, I know, but Michigan is still blue and just got bluer.

Fräu Vittmer may be a neophyte and scary as hell but she is being coached by the best of the best at trench warfare. She fkd up bad by getting caught hiring Soros to trace ‘rona victims but take my word for it, she won’t get caught again and is NOT backing down.

Fräu Vittmer is groovin' on the powwaahh!

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/michigan-gov-extends-coronavirus-emergency-declaration-month

"By refusing to extend the emergency and disaster declaration, Republican lawmakers are putting their heads in the sand and putting more lives and livelihoods at risk," she said in a statement. "I’m not going to let that happen.”