Predictions on when MoCo will raise numbers for indoor gatherings?

Anonymous
If it were up to Elrich and Gayles, never.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:How do you expect numbers to go down?


We’re vaccinating 1.6 million people a day. Have you noticed?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Even to 15? Does anyone remember what positivity rates were before they lowered the numbers?


According to today's paper, ALL area numbers are higher than when DMV localities first placed restrictions, but compared to the dumpster fire that was fall/winter we are doing better and governments are itching to open things up.


This is not true about current restrictions on group size, which was implemented in mid November. MoCo rates are lower now.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Bumping... anyone hearing ANYTHING? Back to October case rates now. This is getting ridiculous.


No. What’s ridiculous is opening ANYTHING, regardless of capacity limitations, during a pandemic.

If people would’ve just stayed home for two weeks back in March like we were all supposed to, this would’ve been over by April.


Wow then why did Wuhan have to lockdown for so much longer? And Australia?
Anonymous
April or May
Anonymous
Shouldn’t schools open first?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t schools open first?


The "gathering" that I'm concerned about is a school; classes for my homeschoolers. I really want the numbers up, even just a bit higher. So, no. There is no legitimate reason for the government to limit the private assembly of citizens when businesses, schools, etc. are open.
Anonymous
The government should focus on opening schools.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How do you expect numbers to go down?


We’re vaccinating 1.6 million people a day. Have you noticed?

Only 11% of MoCo has received a shot. We are still only vaccinating Tier 1A.
Anonymous
I’ve noticed Elrich & Gayles haven’t talked at all recently about relaxing any restrictions, outside of school reopening (and only because Hogan forced them).

Meanwhile, we’re down to an average daily case count of 11 per 100,000. We have a 3.38% positivity rate, indicating ample testing.

But Elrich tweeted out recently how awful our metrics are.

Idiot.
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