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Roll Roons
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« on: September 04, 2020, 11:05:22 AM »
« edited: September 04, 2020, 11:09:50 AM by Roll Roons »

New York is a great city and everything, but the city's politics and government are just all-around terrible. Between the idiocy of Cuomo and De Blasio, the socialist lunatics who are taking over the city and the worst-run elections in the country, just ugh.

No matter how much I hate Trump and Trumpism, I think Republicans are better at actually governing, and that's why I've stayed one. The single best pandemic response in the country came from a certain Republican governor that KaiserDave and I happen to be big fans of. People love to s**t on Florida, but the state's per capita death rate still remains far below that of New York. AND THEY WERE ABLE TO REPORT ALL PRIMARY RESULTS ON ELECTION NIGHT!!!
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Roll Roons
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« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2020, 02:56:19 PM »

NJ opened indoor dining today and it seems to be going smoothly. Supermarket dining areas were spaced out properly, bigger restaurants are opening quickly with well-spaced out tables while smaller restaurants are still figuring it out and may wait out 50% capacity. We'll see what the numbers say in a few weeks.
That’s the way to do it.
As long as the numbers are low, states should slowly reopen, but not be afraid to pull back if s**t hits the fan. Colorado did that to an extent and we are doing fine. I was skeptical at first but I will admit I was wrong and that Polis was smart in his reopening.
 (although we won’t be doing well soon because of schools but that’s a whole different story)

I live in DC, and indoor dining has been open since June 22. Guess what? No spike in cases! Most people here are responsible and mask-wearing is widespread, but it can be done.
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