New D.C. Emergency Orders?

[Anonymous]

Public Health Emergency is under limited orders until January 26th

Public Emergency lasts until January 31st

[Anonymous]

Ok. So?

[Anonymous]

Well THAT will definitely stop covid transmission from vaccinated and infected people to other vaccinated people!

Bravo!

[Anonymous]

This happened 10 days ago, not really newsworthy then or now

[Anonymous]

OP here - I meant to ask if they would extend orders beyond the 26th/31st. Thoughts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I meant to ask if they would extend orders beyond the 26th/31st. Thoughts?

I certainly hope so. I hope she makes them permanent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

It's a "limited" public health emergency that only applies to hospitals, which is probably why OP missed it 11 days ago when it actually happened. Reading is important.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

Bars and restaurants in D.C. require vaccine passports. Only state in the country. We are ahead of the curb. You're not vaccinated, you're not getting in. Which is so much better than requiring a mask which you're going to take off to drink and eat anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

Bars and restaurants in D.C. require vaccine passports. Only state in the country. We are ahead of the curb. You're not vaccinated, you're not getting in. Which is so much better than requiring a mask which you're going to take off to drink and eat anyway.

And yet there’s a little thing called breakthrough infections.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

Bars and restaurants in D.C. require vaccine passports. Only state in the country. We are ahead of the curb. You're not vaccinated, you're not getting in. Which is so much better than requiring a mask which you're going to take off to drink and eat anyway.

And yet there’s a little thing called breakthrough infections.

If you're vaccinated, who cares? If you're unvaxxed - sucks for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

Bars and restaurants in D.C. require vaccine passports. Only state in the country. We are ahead of the curb. You're not vaccinated, you're not getting in. Which is so much better than requiring a mask which you're going to take off to drink and eat anyway.

And yet there’s a little thing called breakthrough infections.

If you're vaccinated, who cares? If you're unvaxxed - sucks for you.

But would that be what is driving hospital capacity issues which was the purported raison d’etre of this order?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - I meant to ask if they would extend orders beyond the 26th/31st. Thoughts?

I certainly hope so. I hope she makes them permanent.

Why? Seriously, toughen up, lose the weight and if are elderly or sick - stay home.
Next.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

Bars and restaurants in D.C. require vaccine passports. Only state in the country. We are ahead of the curb. You're not vaccinated, you're not getting in. Which is so much better than requiring a mask which you're going to take off to drink and eat anyway.

And yet there’s a little thing called breakthrough infections.

Are you obese? Elderly? If so - stay home. There is no need to punish all to help a few - and “help” is a maybe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok. So?

She declared a public health emergency and yet bars and restaurants stay open for massless indoor dining and drinking.

Honestly don’t get it.

Bars and restaurants in D.C. require vaccine passports. Only state in the country. We are ahead of the curb. You're not vaccinated, you're not getting in. Which is so much better than requiring a mask which you're going to take off to drink and eat anyway.

And yet there’s a little thing called breakthrough infections.

If you're vaccinated, who cares? If you're unvaxxed - sucks for you.

D.C. isn't a state, and plenty of major cities and counties have the vaccine passport. Your final sentence is hilarious - you are actually saying exactly what those making the case against the mandates and passports are saying.