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34. San Francisco has done very well in that area (knock on wood), despite having the 2nd highest

Mon Jan 25, 2021, 03:51 PM

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density of any US city (after NYC). Apparently, we have less overcrowding within our homes than LA, which has proved pivotal, and some neighborhoods in LA are also quite dense. It's been surprising that our Chinatown, which people assumed would be hard-hit--given the density and connection to China--has been one of the least hit. (In terms of per capita deaths, I mean.)

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In huge step, California governor will lift stay-at-home orders across the state [View all] brooklynite Jan 2021 OP

0% ICU beds in my county since thanksgiving. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #1

Plain stupid! CountAllVotes Jan 2021 #3

Good luck to him. The kkkult won't vote for him. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #5

Wow! That is sickening! CountAllVotes Jan 2021 #12

It's about 80% sending their kids. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #14

That is an awful situation to be in CountAllVotes Jan 2021 #64

Thanks. It's part of why I know it's not getting better here in two weeks or even a month. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #65

I feel overwhelming sadness for you CountAllVotes Jan 2021 #66

I would love to do that but I would lose 15 years of service time and onecaliberal Jan 2021 #67

My kid's high school in Orange County, CA has been open since Septrmber. SunSeeker Jan 2021 #43

We've been open since November. We've had hundreds sick. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #44

This is about the recall kimbutgar Jan 2021 #6

Same shit they did to get Davis out. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #15

Yup, the GOP can't win in a general election, so they do these special recall elections. SunSeeker Jan 2021 #45

I honestly don't see them getting the signatures. Not a chance in hell I'd vote to recall. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #46

They have 1.2M of the 1.5M signatures required, and have until March to get the rest. SunSeeker Jan 2021 #47

How many legal signatures? onecaliberal Jan 2021 #48

Good question. It was QAnon nutjubs collecting signatures, so they are suspect. SunSeeker Jan 2021 #60

There sure are. I'm a constituent of Devin Nunes. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #61

Yup, lots of Orange County Republicans and dark money are bankrolling the recall effort. SunSeeker Jan 2021 #62

Today I was out in San Bruno and saw a recall sign and then was in Daly City and these fools kimbutgar Jan 2021 #55

It sure as Hell is. BigmanPigman Jan 2021 #52

The crazy still remains I was shut down on FB for speaking about reopening live love laugh Jan 2021 #2

This is going to get people killed. Bleacher Creature Jan 2021 #4

+1 CountAllVotes Jan 2021 #13

Probably becsuse of pressure from restaurant industry JI7 Jan 2021 #7

I think it's complicated but this probably factors in. chowder66 Jan 2021 #10

Post removed Post removed Jan 2021 #8

There is nothing fake about Newsom's alliances. chowder66 Jan 2021 #11

As I read in another posting sometime back sdfernando Jan 2021 #9

Millions of people live in counties with 0% onecaliberal Jan 2021 #16

Yep..I've got a ton of cousins in the Fresno area sdfernando Jan 2021 #23

That's a keeper. Thanks. n/t sarge43 Jan 2021 #26

There's no reason not to have outdoor dining Polybius Jan 2021 #17

There is if you believe all or nothing is the way to go. EllieBC Jan 2021 #18

Plus a lot of Cali is nice and warm Polybius Jan 2021 #19

We have limited indoor dining here but I haven't been. EllieBC Jan 2021 #21

I put on my hat and gloves this "nice, warm" morning Retrograde Jan 2021 #37

We've had outdoor dining the whole time. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #27

Important to Note that While California's Numbers are High-They are No. 37 in Per Capita Deaths Stallion Jan 2021 #20

Looks like it's worse in red counties IronLionZion Jan 2021 #30

It is much worse in my county. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #40

San Francisco has done very well in that area (knock on wood), despite having the 2nd highest deurbano Jan 2021 #34

Interesting, NYTimes lists California as 6th highest in daily new deaths per capita, 7 day mvg avg progree Jan 2021 #35

Wow EndlessWire Jan 2021 #22

He bowed to right wing pressure even though they have zero chance here. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #28

He bowed to the pressure of the Republican recall campaign against him. Sad. nt SunSeeker Jan 2021 #24

We're heading this way in IL, too greenjar_01 Jan 2021 #25

Let them die. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #29

Hope this isn't premature Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2021 #31

7th highest new cases, and 6th highest new deaths (7 day moving averages per capita) progree Jan 2021 #36

He should have a briefing today at noon xxqqqzme Jan 2021 #32

He bowed to pressure from right wingers, rather than fighting them. Mr. Sparkle Jan 2021 #33

ICUs are projected to be at 30% in 4 weeks FreeState Jan 2021 #38

The ICU in this county has been at 0% for at least 8 weeks. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #42

Yes but opening again is based on forecast - which is well above n/t FreeState Jan 2021 #49

Based on the no one wearing a mask today around town. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #51

The forecast is coming from scientist not basic observations on masks n/t FreeState Jan 2021 #53

Forgive me if I don't buy that. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #54

Except for the numbers are getting better FreeState Jan 2021 #56

They're not getting better here. Not sure what you're not getting about that. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #57

Here FreeState Jan 2021 #58

My county is no way going to make that. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #59

Just great, now we're going to have another outbreak sakabatou Jan 2021 #39

San Bernardino county, last checked at 138% ICU bed capacity. Javaman Jan 2021 #41

We opened too early in the Summer and now we are repeating a disastrous plan?!?!? BigmanPigman Jan 2021 #50

The very real threat of the recall election Raine Jan 2021 #63

Money and power over lives. Exceptionalism my ass. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #68