Just NO!
Gov. Abbott is pleading for out of state medical assistance for the explosion of COVID hospitalized patients. He wants us to come in an help him clean up the problems that he alone has created. At the same time he has done nothing and continue to doing nothing. to mitigate the spread and in fact has made Texas the epicenter for the virus along with Florida.
He is literally killing the men, women and children in Texas. Then he has the audacity to call for our medical people to fly in and help him out. Get it through your pea sized brain, there aren't enough medical personnel around to help the likes of you. These people have given, in some cases their last lives to treat the sick while you create more.
Dr. Terrence Coulter, a critical care specialist at CoxHealth, said he and his colleagues were stunned to find themselves back in the trenches after the briefest of respites. “With everyone masked, you learn to read the emotions in your co-workers’ eyes,” he said. “They’re weary and they’re also disappointed that the country has started the end zone dance before we cross the goal line. The truth is we’re fumbling the ball before we even get there.”
America’s health care workers are in crisis, even in places that have had sharp declines in coronavirus infections and deaths. Battered and burned out, they feel unappreciated by a nation that lionized them as Covid heroes but often scoffed at mask mandates and refused to follow social distancing guidelines. Many of those same Americans are now ignoring their pleas to get vaccinated.
Doctors and nurses are also overworked, thanks to chronic staffing shortages made worse by a pandemic that drove thousands from the field. Many are struggling with depression and post-traumatic stress; others are mourning at least 3,600 colleagues who won’t be around for the celebrations.
“People don’t realize what it was like to be on the front lines and risking your own safety without adequate protective gear while dealing with so much death,” said Mary Turner, a registered nurse in Minneapolis who was unable to comfort her own father as he lay dying alone of Covid in a nursing home in the early days of the pandemic. A few months later, she found herself sobbing uncontrollably in a hospital room as she held up a phone so a man could say goodbye to his father. “A lot of us are still dealing with PTSD,” she said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/01/health/covid-nurses-doctors-burnout.html
Hey, Greg. Help your state first before you ask others to do it for you.
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Abbie. You want us to give you free electric this winter too?
Fix your own state, and that fixing starts right between your ears, you doorknob. 
The American people are more than happy to help each other, but you can't badmouth everyone else and then expect them to rush to your aid at the drop of a hat.
Get yourself out of your own mess, then we'll give you all the advice and help you need in preventing it from happening again. We told you all if this once, but you didn't listen. You went and did the same (even worse) stupid shit again.
The nerve of these 2 murderers. They'll continue to go around trashing masks and vaccines while begging for help from the very gov't they disdain.
for my presidential campaign. See ya!
Maybe Nebraska and other GOP governors can send more state troopers?
