Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone realizes that NOTHING in Phase 3 is happening until there’s a vaccine or treatment.
It says so on Page 28 of MD’s recovery plan: https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MD_Strong.pdf
So that means MoCo will have no pools open outside of lap swimming this year, libraries won’t open until there’s a vaccine, etc.
Not true. Pools in other parts of the state are open now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone realizes that NOTHING in Phase 3 is happening until there’s a vaccine or treatment.
It says so on Page 28 of MD’s recovery plan: https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MD_Strong.pdf
So that means MoCo will have no pools open outside of lap swimming this year, libraries won’t open until there’s a vaccine, etc.
Not true. Pools in other parts of the state are open now.
Anonymous wrote:I hope everyone realizes that NOTHING in Phase 3 is happening until there’s a vaccine or treatment.
It says so on Page 28 of MD’s recovery plan: https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MD_Strong.pdf
So that means MoCo will have no pools open outside of lap swimming this year, libraries won’t open until there’s a vaccine, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hopefully he will be announcing a retreat back to Phase Zero, because of all the people likely infected within the last 12 days of protesting.
There will be tens of thousands of new cases in the next couple weeks to come, assuming we weren’t being lied to the whole time about how contagious COVID is.
We need to go back to SAH/Shelter In Place immediately
I agree, but actually Elrich made clear in his last announcement that we are still under a stay at home order.
Except that we're not. Read his executive order. There's no stay-at-home order in it anymore.
Then he should stop putting it in his emails!!!! Are he and his staff just that stupid? I don’t have time to read every executive order, but I read his email updates.
Yes, apparently they are that stupid. The executive orders aren't that long. Read Executive Order 070-20 (link) and let me know if you see a stay-at-home order section. (hint: you won't find one)
Compare that to the earlier county executive order, Number 067-20. There you will see the stay-at-home order on page 2.
Simply put, the county's June 1st executive order lifted the stay-at-home order, while obviously leaving other restrictions in place (mostly related to opening/closing businesses).
You realize it’s ridiculous to have to cross-check the updates with the executive orders, right?
I'm not sure what you mean, but I do think it is quite unfortunate that we can't trust the county executive to accurately summarize his own executive orders.
In this case it’s more than simply a failure to summarize, it’s a blatant contradiction.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who's "we"?
Residents of Montgomery County
I'm a resident of Montgomery County. I don't share this opinion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I fundamentally have no clue why Elrich is not only having MoCo go more slowly than the rest of the state, but he’s changing what’s in each phase.
He says he is “largely mirroring” what Hogan is doing, but it’s not true.
I think is because he is a control freak, and because he dislikes Hogan so wants to be seen to be doing something different.
I agree. It’s really irritating, and as a resident it makes me distrust him. And he seems to be prioritizing indoor activities- what is the reason for allowing 50% capacity inside restaurants and reopening of indoor gyms, but still limiting outdoor pools to lap swimming? And why are playgrounds phase 2 (vs. pre-phase 1 for the state).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I fundamentally have no clue why Elrich is not only having MoCo go more slowly than the rest of the state, but he’s changing what’s in each phase.
He says he is “largely mirroring” what Hogan is doing, but it’s not true.
I think is because he is a control freak, and because he dislikes Hogan so wants to be seen to be doing something different.
Anonymous wrote:I fundamentally have no clue why Elrich is not only having MoCo go more slowly than the rest of the state, but he’s changing what’s in each phase.
He says he is “largely mirroring” what Hogan is doing, but it’s not true.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who's "we"?
Residents of Montgomery County
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hopefully he will be announcing a retreat back to Phase Zero, because of all the people likely infected within the last 12 days of protesting.
There will be tens of thousands of new cases in the next couple weeks to come, assuming we weren’t being lied to the whole time about how contagious COVID is.
We need to go back to SAH/Shelter In Place immediately
I agree, but actually Elrich made clear in his last announcement that we are still under a stay at home order.
Except that we're not. Read his executive order. There's no stay-at-home order in it anymore.
Then he should stop putting it in his emails!!!! Are he and his staff just that stupid? I don’t have time to read every executive order, but I read his email updates.
Yes, apparently they are that stupid. The executive orders aren't that long. Read Executive Order 070-20 (link) and let me know if you see a stay-at-home order section. (hint: you won't find one)
Compare that to the earlier county executive order, Number 067-20. There you will see the stay-at-home order on page 2.
Simply put, the county's June 1st executive order lifted the stay-at-home order, while obviously leaving other restrictions in place (mostly related to opening/closing businesses).
You realize it’s ridiculous to have to cross-check the updates with the executive orders, right?
I'm not sure what you mean, but I do think it is quite unfortunate that we can't trust the county executive to accurately summarize his own executive orders.
Anonymous wrote:Who's "we"?