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Stay classy, Wisconsin! #covidiots
https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2020/09/20/travel-alert-6-midwest-states-at-tipping-point-per-harvard-brown-covid-19-tracker/
CaptYossarian
(6,448 posts)Her teacher and husband were both maskless. The teacher said they didn't need a mask because "each night, we pray it away". This family also has 8 kids.
I'm pretty sure these types just visited the Trump pro-Covid rally over in Mosinee this past Thursday. The mass murderer is known for his pro-life stance. Of course, you can't tell the holy rollers what to do with their bodies.
Backseat Driver
(4,385 posts)CaptYossarian
(6,448 posts)I am just blown away by someone not a Southern Baptist (or whatever the hell Sarah Palin is) saying they'd pray anything away. I'll have to check out her shoes next time for buckles on them.
Next, they'll be burning witches here.
Maru Kitteh
(28,333 posts)So of course theyre stupid governor eased restrictions yesterday.
Roland99
(53,342 posts)Based on the trackers latest data, six states North Dakota, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma are now colored red, which means they have 25 or more new positive Covid-19 cases every day per 100,000 people. Those states are at a tipping point and should be under stay-at-home orders, according to the Harvard and Brown researchers.
A week ago, only North Dakota was in the red zone. Over the past seven days, the Roughrider States average tally of new cases climbed a whopping 49%, from 32.1 to 47.7 new daily cases per 100,000 people.
But the weeks biggest mover was Wisconsin, whose caseload jumped an astonishing 146% from 16.9 to 41.5 new daily cases per 100,000 people enough to vault it into second position in the country.
Heartstrings
(7,349 posts)Buckeye_Democrat
(14,853 posts)... are designated as being in the Midwest. Once the "Great Plains" are reached, I personally stop calling those areas the Midwest. It seems like that's how most people used to label those areas in the past.
I think college students are mostly driving the uptick in Wisconsin.
According to the rules in Ohio, people from Wisconsin would need to quarantine if visiting here. I suppose that will be completely overlooked when the Brewers play the Reds soon!