planomateo
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This should emphasize just how serious this is.
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OldPlayer
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Or how hysteria has taken over.
planomateo
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This isn't uncontrolled.
94 Grad
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I've actually had the opportunity to play a round of 18 there and have walked the course many times during the Master's. From tee to green isn't hard... but that green is brutal if you're putting from the wrong place. I will say, I birdied 12, my claim to fame...
50+yeartidefan
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There would be cancelled too. I would assume
50+yeartidefan
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Well. U made a political statement.
And how do yoj know they aren't doing everythey can. ?
I don't know but it appears they are!
But you resd some political hack that doesn't like this administration and all of a sudden ur sure its fact
Where @94 Grad showed u something different
And @planomateo Said. Who declared it a pandemic?
Just keep political slants out of it
God, it gives me a headache trying to read your posts...
I don't know what "resd" is or what "political hack" I "resd" but that they got rid of the Pandemic Response Team and made no effort to replace it, and that we found out about Coronavirus at the end of last year but made no effort to work on any plans or anything of the sort IS a fact. Period.
And let me remind you that I'm not the one that brought "politics" in it. Might want to read back at what I was responding to.
And the WHO declared it a pandemic.
Coronavirus Declared Pandemic by World Health Organization
The spread of the pathogen has reached a pandemic, spanning 112 countries and regions, the World Health Organization said, as disruptions to daily life ricocheted around the world and U.S. cases topped 1,100.
www.wsj.com
You're wrong you know... those "Trump" cuts to the CDC where never implemented by Congress. If fact, their budget ended up being increased 3.4%. If you'd like proof...
Democrats' Misleading Coronavirus Claims - FactCheck.org
Democrats have criticized President Donald Trump for his administration's response to the new coronavirus, making claims about cuts to public health programs and the silencing of government experts. But they haven’t always gotten their facts right.www.factcheck.org
Regardless, pay a bit less attention to the headlines and talking head from either side in the future... they are rarely correct.
I dont pay attention to talking heads and I notice you conveniently leave out completely getting rid of the Pandemic Response Team, whose sole job was to come up with plans on handling these types of issues. Not to mention going around for three weeks telling everyone it's just a big hoax, no big deal and will "just go away" is just as irresponsible. But yeah be condescending, that will make it less true.
ElephantStomp
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This outbreak is serious, but the hysteria is overboard. During my shift last night (6pm-6am) I went to FOUR calls because of fighting in Target and Walmart over toilet paper and hand sanitizer. One of the calls led to a person going to jail for felony assault and one going to the hospital with serious injuries....over ass wipe and hand sanitizer.
I find disgusting and ignorant that people on both sides have decided to politicize this, anything to make the other side look bad. Although Trump (who might be the dumbest politician ever, but it’s tied between several) saying it wasn’t serious and shit was pretty idiotic.
I find disgusting and ignorant that people on both sides have decided to politicize this, anything to make the other side look bad. Although Trump (who might be the dumbest politician ever, but it’s tied between several) saying it wasn’t serious and shit was pretty idiotic.
94 Grad
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Obviously you are not rational...
Sanders Twists Trump's Words on Coronavirus/Work - FactCheck.org
Sen. Bernie Sanders wrongly claimed President Donald Trump said if people have symptoms of the new coronavirus infection, "doesn't matter, go to work." That's not what the president said.
www.factcheck.org
Trump and the 'New Hoax' - FactCheck.org
President Donald Trump accused the Democrats of "politicizing" the new coronavirus, calling it "their new hoax." Even after Trump explained his remarks, some Democrats -- including Mike Bloomberg -- continued to wrongly accuse Trump of describing the coronavirus as a "hoax."
www.factcheck.org
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#80
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NBA suspends season due to corona virus.
www.espn.com
NBA suspends season due to coronavirus
The NBA announced that it has suspended its season until further notice after the completion of Wednesday night's games after a member of the Utah Jazz preliminarily tested positive for the coronavirus.
footballer
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Fact Check: Did Trump Call Coronavirus a ‘Hoax’?
The president decries Democrats' “politicizing” of the coronavirus as “their new hoax.”
‘It’s Just Everywhere Already’: How Delays in Testing Set Back the U.S. Coronavirus Response (Published 2020)
A series of missed chances by the federal government to ensure more widespread testing came during the early days of the outbreak, when containment would have been easier.
Senate GOP Blocks Emergency Paid Sick Leave Bill
The legislation put forth by Democrats would guarantee 14 days of paid leave for workers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
TerryP
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TerryP
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You have a problem with this? I don't want to pay for John Q. Public's short term disability/leave when I've been paying for my own for years. Moreover, I certainly don't care for the mere thought of a government mandated policy requiring business owners to foot the bill.Senate GOP Blocks Emergency Paid Sick Leave Bill
The legislation put forth by Democrats would guarantee 14 days of paid leave for workers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.www.huffpost.com
ElephantStomp
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It should’ve been blocked, it shouldn’t have been brought up to begin with. Companies shouldn’t be forced to pay people for having to stay home. Taxpayers shouldn’t have to foot the bill either.Senate GOP Blocks Emergency Paid Sick Leave Bill
The legislation put forth by Democrats would guarantee 14 days of paid leave for workers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
BAMANEWSBOT
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Power 5 among leagues to ban fans from tourneys
The Big 12, Big Ten, ACC, Pac-12, SEC, Big East, AAC, Atlantic 10, Southland and Conference USA tournaments will proceed without fans beginning Thursday, following the lead of the NCAA tournament in barring anybody but family and essential personnel.
The Big 12, Big Ten, ACC, Pac-12, SEC, Big East, American Athletic Conference, Atlantic 10, Southland and Conference USA basketball tournaments will proceed without fans in attendance beginning with Thursday's games, following the lead of the NCAA tournament in barring anybody but family and essential personnel.
The Big 12 and Big Ten started Wednesday's tournament games with fans in attendance, and the ACC men's tournament started Tuesday in Greensboro, North Carolina. The women's ACC tournament is over.
The ACC announced its decision in a statement Wednesday evening. That came late on the second day of the five-day event, after fans had attended four full games and half of the Boston College-Notre Dame game at Greensboro Coliseum.
The conference cited the "rapidly changing landscape regarding COVID-19,'' saying games would be played only with teams, player guests, limited school administrators and credentialed media present.
Thursday's quarterfinal games are the first to feature the top seeds in No. 4 Florida State, No. 10 Duke, No. 15 Louisville and No. 17 Virginia.
The Pac-12 men's basketball tournament, which was underway Wednesday in Las Vegas, will proceed with only essential staff, TV network partners, credentialed media, and limited family and friends in attendance. The conference said that similar limited fan policies will "apply to all Pac-12 sport competitions and Pac-12 Championship events until further notice."
The SEC will also play the remainder of its men's basketball tournament at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, without fans. Similar attendance restrictions will be in effect for all other regular-season events on its campuses and other league championships through at least March 30.
"We regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision has caused our fans, especially those who have already traveled to Nashville for the tournament,'' SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said in a statement.
The Big East followed suit with an announcement that the remainder of its men's basketball tournament, which continues through Saturday at New York's Madison Square Garden, will be played under a restricted attendance policy.
The Atlantic 10 tournament, which ends Sunday, will also continue without spectators at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Dayton, the No. 1 seed, does not play until Friday.
The Southland men's tournament started Wednesday, with the women's event scheduled to begin Thursday, both in Katy, Texas.
"While this announcement creates considerable inconvenience for many fans, these measures are being taken with the health and well-being of the tournament's participants in mind, including student-athletes and coaches," Southland commissioner Tom Burnett said in a statement. "This is of the utmost importance as we're seeing similar issues across the country with other sporting events, including the NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Championships in the coming weeks. The Southland will continue to monitor and to take necessary precautions through the weeks ahead as other competition and championship events are scheduled."
Conference USA said it would close the remainder of its tournaments to the general public.
The AAC men's basketball tournament, slated to begin Thursday at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, has also banned fans from all games.
In Kansas City, Missouri, the crowd booed loudly late in the Big 12 first-round game between Iowa State and Oklahoma State when the public-address announcer read a prepared statement on the tournament being played without fans beginning with the quarterfinal round Thursday.
The league made the decision shortly before tipoff of Wednesday night's game. It had considered barring fans from the first-round games, including a nightcap between TCU and Kansas State, before deciding that such a decision made so close to the start of the games would have caused more harm than help.
The quartet of games Thursday will be played with only university staff members, 125 friends and family from each team, credentialed media and essential arena employees. Pep bands, cheerleaders and dance teams will not be allowed.
The Big 12 policy also will be in place for its women's tournament, which begins Thursday night in Kansas City.
"The attempt is to absolutely minimize the number of people here but still find a way to conduct events and actually get the opportunity to play games," Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby said.
At the Big Ten tourney in Indianapolis, attendance starting Thursday will be limited to student-athletes, coaches, event staff, essential team and conference staff, TV network partners, credentialed media and immediate family members of the participating teams.
