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Windy City Charlie

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Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Fri Apr 10, 2020, 03:30 PM

Apr 2020

Depending on what part of southern Illinois they're talking about, there's not a major medical center anywhere close.

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Coronavirus Was Slow to Spread to Rural America. Not Anymore. [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 2020 OP

I was expecting this. I am quite curious how this will play out. idziak4ever1234 Apr 2020 #1

The ones who survive will blame Democrats Azathoth Apr 2020 #7

There's already a natural tension customerserviceguy Apr 2020 #10

Trump will say California and New York snapped up all the medical equipment and personnel meadowlander Apr 2020 #25

That map Agolf Twitler likes to trot out with all those red counties is accurate SoonerPride Apr 2020 #2

GOP likely ran the numbers and figure more urban Dems die than red MAGAts. Hermit-The-Prog Apr 2020 #17

Not good Windy City Charlie Apr 2020 #3

Seen this in NYS. President Cuomo said that we're the microcosm of the nation robbedvoter Apr 2020 #4

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquistion, either... Newest Reality Apr 2020 #5

Them folks are covered with the protective, iemitsu Apr 2020 #8

So, when their loved ones start to die, they must have been a sinner or forsaken somehow. TheBlackAdder Apr 2020 #21

I suppose the "loved ones" who die were secretly gay. iemitsu Apr 2020 #24

You know, if anyone was this callous about phylny Apr 2020 #39

You will be attacked but I agree HarlanPepper Apr 2020 #42

Plus rural counties are much redder & (sorry to say it) much more cultishly defiant & deluded. Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2020 #6

Oh yeah, they all think the death numbers are made up. n/t AwakeAtLast Apr 2020 #19

Covid-19 is too good for them. Crunchy Frog Apr 2020 #32

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You will see a surge. Wellstone ruled Apr 2020 #12

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Hang in there, and stay safe. Wellstone ruled Apr 2020 #14

Don't let the doomsayers bother you HarlanPepper Apr 2020 #43

You must have been quite young and are misremembering FBaggins Apr 2020 #30

Nope,every friggin Spring Wellstone ruled Apr 2020 #31

Only in your memory it would seem FBaggins Apr 2020 #40

this is a site that has all the states... stillcool Apr 2020 #15

The estimates have really come down on this site. Steelrolled Apr 2020 #28

That's where we were two weeks ago. and even shut down we are at 298 cases w/ 10 dead TeamPooka Apr 2020 #34

Denial ain't just a river in Egypt...nt Wounded Bear Apr 2020 #11

I expect none of us on this planet will go completely unscathed. Talitha Apr 2020 #16

8,000 is a large town/city in So. Illinois AwakeAtLast Apr 2020 #18

The southern and midwestern states also have much higher rates of obesity, which smirkymonkey Apr 2020 #20

It doesn't look like Forida had any reported deaths today and have a disproportionately low number. TheBlackAdder Apr 2020 #22

can we trust Red Gov's who lie about young people dying to release accurate numbers? TeamPooka Apr 2020 #35

That was bound to happen. Flaleftist Apr 2020 #23

How many rural hospitals have closed? underpants Apr 2020 #26

Such insular thinking Lars39 Apr 2020 #27

Even the Faroe Islands got clobbered. Crunchy Frog Apr 2020 #29

These two snips from the article speak volumes..... KY_EnviroGuy Apr 2020 #33

yes, the visitors and the people moving relatives and themselves may kill TreadSoftly Apr 2020 #36

Perhaps our states need to heavily emphasize limiting of travel.... KY_EnviroGuy Apr 2020 #38

Everybody never thought... says so much. ALBliberal Apr 2020 #37

Man we really are showing our ugly side here in this thread. SlogginThroughIt Apr 2020 #41