Bowser: "We have flattened the curve in an amazing way"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

You can stomp your feet all you want. The virus doesn't care.

That poster must be a Fox viewer. Sad, really, for PP to be living in such a bubble of lies.
You think PP understands he’s just a pawn of the Murdochs agenda?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

Disgrace! You know whose favorite word that is!

I'm no Trumper. I went door to door for Obama endlessly thanks. Calling anyone a Trumper who has a different take on information is not helpful to our society right now. It is disgraceful to destroy livelihoods based on numbers that are just totally random guesses (the "models"). If you owned a restaurant, your family would be losing everything right now. I don't own a restaurant, but I'm a compassionate person capable of empathy, unlike you, I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

You can stomp your feet all you want. The virus doesn't care.

That poster must be a Fox viewer. Sad, really, for PP to be living in such a bubble of lies.
You think PP understands he’s just a pawn of the Murdochs agenda?

Calling everyone a Trumper who does not think we should quarantine for 18 months is just shameful. We should be coming together to find the best way forward. It is obviously not possible to shelter for years while we wait for a vaccine. We need to work together to find solutions, and your tone is anathema to any progress.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

Disgrace! You know whose favorite word that is!

I'm no Trumper. I went door to door for Obama endlessly thanks. Calling anyone a Trumper who has a different take on information is not helpful to our society right now. It is disgraceful to destroy livelihoods based on numbers that are just totally random guesses (the "models"). If you owned a restaurant, your family would be losing everything right now. I don't own a restaurant, but I'm a compassionate person capable of empathy, unlike you, I guess.

You can't possibly not understand that the models and the blowing up families livelihoods are the REASON the curve looks the way it does now, right? The models weren't wrong, they got us to do what we needed to do to arrive at the model we're in now, which is flatter, but still not flat enough.

We are close.

[Anonymous]

Great news - we just have to keep it up a bit longer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

Disgrace! You know whose favorite word that is!

I'm no Trumper. I went door to door for Obama endlessly thanks. Calling anyone a Trumper who has a different take on information is not helpful to our society right now. It is disgraceful to destroy livelihoods based on numbers that are just totally random guesses (the "models"). If you owned a restaurant, your family would be losing everything right now. I don't own a restaurant, but I'm a compassionate person capable of empathy, unlike you, I guess.

You can't possibly not understand that the models and the blowing up families livelihoods are the REASON the curve looks the way it does now, right? The models weren't wrong, they got us to do what we needed to do to arrive at the model we're in now, which is flatter, but still not flat enough.

We are close.

Yes, I agree. We should continue waiting two weeks until all that is left of our society is charred rubble. I'm sure you are a government employee enjoying the downtime. For others, this is a terrifying end to their families livlihoods.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After weeks of Bowser saying a spike in cases is right around the corner and that we need to prepare for the worst, she's now changing her tune dramatically, saying DC is seeing far fewer cases than models predicted.

https://twitter.com/Fox5Wagner/status/1252557229460463616

As Anthony Fauci said, "Models are really only as good as the assumptions that you put into the model." When you get new information, then you update your model. That's how it works. If your crystal ball works better than that, please make the results public.

+1

Typical DCUM. Doesn’t understand that science is constantly evolving and changing. Especially with a virus that we don’t know much about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

Disgrace! You know whose favorite word that is!

I'm no Trumper. I went door to door for Obama endlessly thanks. Calling anyone a Trumper who has a different take on information is not helpful to our society right now. It is disgraceful to destroy livelihoods based on numbers that are just totally random guesses (the "models"). If you owned a restaurant, your family would be losing everything right now. I don't own a restaurant, but I'm a compassionate person capable of empathy, unlike you, I guess.

You can't possibly not understand that the models and the blowing up families livelihoods are the REASON the curve looks the way it does now, right? The models weren't wrong, they got us to do what we needed to do to arrive at the model we're in now, which is flatter, but still not flat enough.

We are close.

Yes, I agree. We should continue waiting two weeks until all that is left of our society is charred rubble. I'm sure you are a government employee enjoying the downtime. For others, this is a terrifying end to their families livlihoods.

“Don’t speculate what I am!” [Stamps foot.] “But I can speculate what YOU are!”

Hypocrite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After weeks of Bowser saying a spike in cases is right around the corner and that we need to prepare for the worst, she's now changing her tune dramatically, saying DC is seeing far fewer cases than models predicted.

https://twitter.com/Fox5Wagner/status/1252557229460463616

As Anthony Fauci said, "Models are really only as good as the assumptions that you put into the model." When you get new information, then you update your model. That's how it works. If your crystal ball works better than that, please make the results public.

+1

Typical DCUM. Doesn’t understand that science is constantly evolving and changing. Especially with a virus that we don’t know much about.

Oh please, scientists are admitting that the models are about as useful as toilet paper. Well given the demand for toilet paper, probably less . . . But keep sheltering in place until there is nothing left when you emerge.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

Disgrace! You know whose favorite word that is!

I'm no Trumper. I went door to door for Obama endlessly thanks. Calling anyone a Trumper who has a different take on information is not helpful to our society right now. It is disgraceful to destroy livelihoods based on numbers that are just totally random guesses (the "models"). If you owned a restaurant, your family would be losing everything right now. I don't own a restaurant, but I'm a compassionate person capable of empathy, unlike you, I guess.

You can't possibly not understand that the models and the blowing up families livelihoods are the REASON the curve looks the way it does now, right? The models weren't wrong, they got us to do what we needed to do to arrive at the model we're in now, which is flatter, but still not flat enough.

We are close.

Yes, I agree. We should continue waiting two weeks until all that is left of our society is charred rubble. I'm sure you are a government employee enjoying the downtime. For others, this is a terrifying end to their families livlihoods.

“Don’t speculate what I am!” [Stamps foot.] “But I can speculate what YOU are!”

Hypocrite.

No one is stamping their foot. People are trying to feed and house their families in terrifying times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Yes, I agree. We should continue waiting two weeks until all that is left of our society is charred rubble. I'm sure you are a government employee enjoying the downtime. For others, this is a terrifying end to their families livelihoods.

The alternative is a terrifying end to their families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

You can stomp your feet all you want. The virus doesn't care.

That poster must be a Fox viewer. Sad, really, for PP to be living in such a bubble of lies.
You think PP understands he’s just a pawn of the Murdochs agenda?

Calling everyone a Trumper who does not think we should quarantine for 18 months is just shameful. We should be coming together to find the best way forward. It is obviously not possible to shelter for years while we wait for a vaccine. We need to work together to find solutions, and your tone is anathema to any progress.

+1 from another Democrat

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

You can stomp your feet all you want. The virus doesn't care.

That poster must be a Fox viewer. Sad, really, for PP to be living in such a bubble of lies.
You think PP understands he’s just a pawn of the Murdochs agenda?

Calling everyone a Trumper who does not think we should quarantine for 18 months is just shameful. We should be coming together to find the best way forward. It is obviously not possible to shelter for years while we wait for a vaccine. We need to work together to find solutions, and your tone is anathema to any progress.

Fortunately nobody is doing that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thing is a disgrace. All the models have been completely wrong. To call them "science" is laughable. They are nothing more than spitballs. To blow up families' livelihoods over these guesses is shameful. We need to get back to work.

Disgrace! You know whose favorite word that is!

I'm no Trumper. I went door to door for Obama endlessly thanks. Calling anyone a Trumper who has a different take on information is not helpful to our society right now. It is disgraceful to destroy livelihoods based on numbers that are just totally random guesses (the "models"). If you owned a restaurant, your family would be losing everything right now. I don't own a restaurant, but I'm a compassionate person capable of empathy, unlike you, I guess.

You can't possibly not understand that the models and the blowing up families livelihoods are the REASON the curve looks the way it does now, right? The models weren't wrong, they got us to do what we needed to do to arrive at the model we're in now, which is flatter, but still not flat enough.

We are close.

Yes, I agree. We should continue waiting two weeks until all that is left of our society is charred rubble. I'm sure you are a government employee enjoying the downtime. For others, this is a terrifying end to their families livlihoods.

“Don’t speculate what I am!” [Stamps foot.] “But I can speculate what YOU are!”

Hypocrite.

Np. I'd like to see what your opinion would be if you were one of those whose livelihood has been affected. Dh and I have both had pay cuts and he's an essential worker who still has to risk his (and our family's) health every day. Assuming the pay cuts are the worst financial blow and we don't get sick, we can continue to pay our bills for maybe 6 months. There is no way we can do this much longer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Yes, I agree. We should continue waiting two weeks until all that is left of our society is charred rubble. I'm sure you are a government employee enjoying the downtime. For others, this is a terrifying end to their families livelihoods.

The alternative is a terrifying end to their families.

Well, if you're dead you don't have to worry about being broke.