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Waiting Kills: #COVID19
Many states had foolish resistance to "Stay-at-Home" orders. These could have been enacted early, with proper leadership and direction. With community spread, it was inevitable.
Each governor had a preview of what was coming.
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Source: JHU Github
Many states had foolish resistance to "Stay-at-Home" orders. These could have been enacted early, with proper leadership and direction. With community spread, it was inevitable.
Each governor had a preview of what was coming.
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Source: JHU Github
What's the importance of this?
Death rates significantly lag our actions. Death typically occurs 7-20 days after infection, so any action we take today has effects ~2 weeks from now.
So in our graph, for example, Georgia put in a stay at home order on April 3.
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Death rates significantly lag our actions. Death typically occurs 7-20 days after infection, so any action we take today has effects ~2 weeks from now.
So in our graph, for example, Georgia put in a stay at home order on April 3.
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Georgia's incompetent governor, @BrianKempGA , could see what was happening early in Washington. In New York. Case rates were booming.
Source: @ajc
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Source: @ajc
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On JANUARY 31!! The CDC was warning about asymptomatic transmission of COVID.
Dr. Fauci: “there’s no doubt [...] that asymptomatic transmission is occurring.”
Yet on April 3, this buffoon of a leader, claimed that learning of asymptomatic transmission "was a gamechanger"
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Dr. Fauci: “there’s no doubt [...] that asymptomatic transmission is occurring.”
Yet on April 3, this buffoon of a leader, claimed that learning of asymptomatic transmission "was a gamechanger"
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A stay home order came April 3, but he's still messing up. His order permits the beaches to stay open (!) and non-essential businesses are still open.
The map of COVID is clear: keep distance, wash hands, don't touch your face, and STAY HOME.
Politicians' ignorance can kill.
The map of COVID is clear: keep distance, wash hands, don't touch your face, and STAY HOME.
Politicians' ignorance can kill.
