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25. Unfortunately so. nt

Wed Jul 15, 2020, 09:51 PM

Jul 2020

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Depressing: Nearly one-third of children tested for COVID in Florida are positive. [View all] kpete Jul 2020 OP

Horrible. fleur-de-lisa Jul 2020 #1

Wow. Totally Tunsie Jul 2020 #2

Yeah let's reopen schools, what could go wrong? Initech Jul 2020 #3

It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion, isn't it? Nevilledog Jul 2020 #5

That's what this entire year has been like. Initech Jul 2020 #11

Ha! Perfect. Nevilledog Jul 2020 #13

And it's full of children. Nevilledog Jul 2020 #22

Unfortunately so. nt Blue_true Jul 2020 #25

It could go as badly wrong as when Israel opened the schools. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2020 #7

Didn't all these Repukes/RWNJs insist that kids don't catch/spread it? RockRaven Jul 2020 #6

DeSantis Yavin4 Jul 2020 #8

Depressing indeed. cry baby Jul 2020 #9

Perhaps the voters of Florida should consider a recall of the governor still_one Jul 2020 #10

I believe there is no recall here. n/t rzemanfl Jul 2020 #14

Too bad still_one Jul 2020 #15

Indeed. n/t rzemanfl Jul 2020 #16

We don't have that law. Blue_true Jul 2020 #21

But, but the GOP said that children weren't susceptible to this virus. Baitball Blogger Jul 2020 #17

What I've noticed in the Oregon guidelines, is a muddled mess. MerryBlooms Jul 2020 #18

Context is important. They are not randomly testing kids. GulfCoast66 Jul 2020 #19

33% positivity is pretty high regardless of the self-selection greenjar_01 Jul 2020 #23

Oh, I agree. But we are high as a state overall. GulfCoast66 Jul 2020 #24