Elrich capitulated — MoCo going to Phase 1 on Monday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Right, until tomorrow, which hogan said... ??

No. No. No.

He said these constitute the completion of phase 1.

Read this: https://wtop.com/coronavirus/2020/05/maryland-coronavirus-update-may-27/

Completing one means starting two. You’re odd.
-new poster

No! I posted an excerpt from the WTOP article where Hogan said that if metrics continue into next week, we will be in a position to enter Phase 2.

[Anonymous]

Again, look at this:

https://open.maryland.gov/backtobusiness/

It says nothing about phase 2.

[Anonymous]

Who is the weirdo taking over this thread with a page of random links?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who is the weirdo taking over this thread with a page of random links?

You mean posting proof of what stage we’re in?

I’m sorry the Twitter links didn’t work. I provided alternatives, including the MD site for reopening guidance.

[Anonymous]

From my understanding, Hogan has more than one gate within a phase. Maryland was in Phase 1a and is moving into Phase 1b tomorrow. Phase 1b is pretty similar to everyone else's straight up Phase 1. If, after a week of Phase 1b, trends continue in the right direction, Maryland will start to enter Phase 2. Maryland is NOT entering Phase 2 tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From my understanding, Hogan has more than one gate within a phase. Maryland was in Phase 1a and is moving into Phase 1b tomorrow. Phase 1b is pretty similar to everyone else's straight up Phase 1. If, after a week of Phase 1b, trends continue in the right direction, Maryland will start to enter Phase 2. Maryland is NOT entering Phase 2 tomorrow.

Thank you. Yes. This is what is happening.

Phase 2 MIGHT be next week sometime, if metrics stay in a good place.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The stay at home order will be lifted and I can get my hair done.

Have fun dying!

You do realize the risk to healthy people under age 60 is minimal right? You may come down with Covid-19 but the likelihood of dying is extremely low to many people. Like anything there is risk and you have to let people accept risk in their lives. Riding in a car carries a good amount of risk and likely more than Covid-19 to many of us.

Clearly, you are extremely self-centered and self-involved. Step outside of yourself. You may not have symptoms but can pass it to someone who is elderly, or has a chronic disease, or has a child/parent/spouse at home with a chronic disease. I realize you are all about you, which is just sad. I feel bad for your family because you’re a selfish mess.

Probably an anti-vaxxer too. Same self-centered, anti-science mentality[b].

het as9hole where is the science in all this? other than washing our hands and stay at home there is no science!

Google germ theory....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Then try this one:

https://twitter.com/wbaltv11/status/1265753556730236931?s=21

Both say that MD is still in Phase 1.

Why do you keep posting deleted tweets? What is your agenda? This is super weird.

The links work for me, but I provided alternatives if they aren’t working for you.

Links dont' work for me either, and I'm an avid Twitter user so I'm logged in and all that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Then try this one:

https://twitter.com/wbaltv11/status/1265753556730236931?s=21

Both say that MD is still in Phase 1.

Why do you keep posting deleted tweets? What is your agenda? This is super weird.

The links work for me, but I provided alternatives if they aren’t working for you.

Links dont' work for me either, and I'm an avid Twitter user so I'm logged in and all that.

I’m sorry. I provided alternatives.

For reference, the first one was by Mike Rick from 5:16 last night. The second was from WBAL Baltimore from 5:15pm.

I provided alternative links from news organizations and the reopening website itself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From my understanding, Hogan has more than one gate within a phase. Maryland was in Phase 1a and is moving into Phase 1b tomorrow. Phase 1b is pretty similar to everyone else's straight up Phase 1. If, after a week of Phase 1b, trends continue in the right direction, Maryland will start to enter Phase 2. Maryland is NOT entering Phase 2 tomorrow.

Ok that makes sense.

Now, which phase will MoCo enter on Monday? 1a or 1b?

Other parts of MD started 1a two weeks ago, and playgrounds were open (with social distancing rules in place). But as I read MoCo's site, playgrounds are _not_ included?

https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail.aspx?Item_ID=25367

Meanwhile, MoCo's site says restaurants outdoor seating is allowed, whihc other MD counties did NOT allow until 1b.

This is confusing. Is MoCo just making up their own rules about what falls into each phase?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Then try this one:

https://twitter.com/wbaltv11/status/1265753556730236931?s=21

Both say that MD is still in Phase 1.

Why do you keep posting deleted tweets? What is your agenda? This is super weird.

The links work for me, but I provided alternatives if they aren’t working for you.

Links dont' work for me either, and I'm an avid Twitter user so I'm logged in and all that.

I’m sorry. I provided alternatives.

For reference, the first one was by Mike Rick from 5:16 last night. The second was from WBAL Baltimore from 5:15pm.

I provided alternative links from news organizations and the reopening website itself.

Sorry, stupid autocorrect — Mike Ricci.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From my understanding, Hogan has more than one gate within a phase. Maryland was in Phase 1a and is moving into Phase 1b tomorrow. Phase 1b is pretty similar to everyone else's straight up Phase 1. If, after a week of Phase 1b, trends continue in the right direction, Maryland will start to enter Phase 2. Maryland is NOT entering Phase 2 tomorrow.

Ok that makes sense.

Now, which phase will MoCo enter on Monday? 1a or 1b?

Other parts of MD started 1a two weeks ago, and playgrounds were open (with social distancing rules in place). But as I read MoCo's site, playgrounds are _not_ included?

https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail.aspx?Item_ID=25367

Meanwhile, MoCo's site says restaurants outdoor seating is allowed, whihc other MD counties did NOT allow until 1b.

This is confusing. Is MoCo just making up their own rules about what falls into each phase?

Yes, MoCo makes its own rules. They’re taking basically 95% of what Hogan is having Maryland do (aka everything but pools, playgrounds, and indoor retail for small shops).

[Anonymous]

So much for me being a weird, odd poster who didn’t know what was going on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From my understanding, Hogan has more than one gate within a phase. Maryland was in Phase 1a and is moving into Phase 1b tomorrow. Phase 1b is pretty similar to everyone else's straight up Phase 1. If, after a week of Phase 1b, trends continue in the right direction, Maryland will start to enter Phase 2. Maryland is NOT entering Phase 2 tomorrow.

Ok that makes sense.

Now, which phase will MoCo enter on Monday? 1a or 1b?

Other parts of MD started 1a two weeks ago, and playgrounds were open (with social distancing rules in place). But as I read MoCo's site, playgrounds are _not_ included?

https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail.aspx?Item_ID=25367

Meanwhile, MoCo's site says restaurants outdoor seating is allowed, whihc other MD counties did NOT allow until 1b.

This is confusing. Is MoCo just making up their own rules about what falls into each phase?

Yes, MoCo makes its own rules. They’re taking basically 95% of what Hogan is having Maryland do (aka everything but pools, playgrounds, and indoor retail for small shops).

Ok I'll just chalk this up to typical Elrich bungling. I am fine with them going to each phase when they feel it's right, but at least they should do the same in each phase as the rest of the state. This just makes it confusing.

[Anonymous]

Are playgrounds just not enough of a money maker or something? Given the recent guidance about transmission from surfaces being low AND playgrounds being located outside, it’s insane to me that they would still be closed while a a group of adults can play close contact basketball immediately adjacent to a closed playground.