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All the anti-vaxxers
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Business Insider
A Florida radio host who railed against Dr. Fauci and vaccines has died from COVID-19
ydzhanova@businessinsider.com (Yelena Dzhanova)
Longtime radio host Dick Farrel died from COVID-19 after railing against vaccines on Facebook.
"Why take a vax promoted by people who lied 2u all along about masks," one of his posts read.
After contracting the virus, friends said Farrel texted them and urged them to get the vaccine.
A radio host from Florida who publicly bashed coronavirus vaccines has died from COVID-19.
Dick Farrel frequently advocated against the vaccine on his personal Facebook page.
"Why take a vax promoted by people who lied 2u all along about masks, where the virus came from and the death toll?" Farrel wrote on Facebook on July 3, with no additional context or clarification.
"Vaccine Bogus Bull Shid!, Two peeps I know, got vaxed, now have Corona, hospitalized critical," he wrote on July 1. "Thank you Moderna, FOR NOTHING!"
His friend, Mike McCabe, said on Facebook that Farrel, 65, had been battling COVID-19 for three weeks before his death this week.
Farrel also railed against Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading coronavirus expert, calling him a "power tripping lying freak."
The longtime radio host was an ardent support of former President Donald Trump, Facebook posts show.
After contracting the virus, friends said Farrel texted them and urged them to get the vaccine, according to WPTV, an NBC News affiliate.
"He is the reason I took the shot," said Amy Leigh Hair, Farrel's close friend. "He texted me and told me to 'Get it!' He told me this virus is no joke and he said, "I wish I had gotten it!"
After his death, friends and former colleagues began to pour in tributes.
Lee Strasser, former market general manager for CBS Radio West Palm Beach, said Farrel was "flamboyant, outrageous at times, and willing to take on any and all comers," WPTV reported.
"Was he right all the time? No," Strasser added. "But he was "RIGHT" all the time, especially if you asked him. Did he stay out of trouble? Not always. Was he great with clients? Yes. Was he a pleasure in the building? Absolutely. Was he loyal? Unquestionably! Was he skilled? Yessir! His passing is a big loss. He was a kind-hearted person with a load of passion, and his memory will stand the test of time. We have all lost a friend in Farrel."
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2021-08-08 at 4:34 AM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 Make
All the anti-vaxxers
Go
And die
Business Insider
A Florida radio host who railed against Dr. Fauci and vaccines has died from COVID-19
ydzhanova@businessinsider.com (Yelena Dzhanova)
Longtime radio host Dick Farrel died from COVID-19 after railing against vaccines on Facebook.
"Why take a vax promoted by people who lied 2u all along about masks," one of his posts read.
After contracting the virus, friends said Farrel texted them and urged them to get the vaccine.
A radio host from Florida who publicly bashed coronavirus vaccines has died from COVID-19.
Dick Farrel frequently advocated against the vaccine on his personal Facebook page.
"Why take a vax promoted by people who lied 2u all along about masks, where the virus came from and the death toll?" Farrel wrote on Facebook on July 3, with no additional context or clarification.
"Vaccine Bogus Bull Shid!, Two peeps I know, got vaxed, now have Corona, hospitalized critical," he wrote on July 1. "Thank you Moderna, FOR NOTHING!"
His friend, Mike McCabe, said on Facebook that Farrel, 65, had been battling COVID-19 for three weeks before his death this week.
Farrel also railed against Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading coronavirus expert, calling him a "power tripping lying freak."
The longtime radio host was an ardent support of former President Donald Trump, Facebook posts show.
After contracting the virus, friends said Farrel texted them and urged them to get the vaccine, according to WPTV, an NBC News affiliate.
"He is the reason I took the shot," said Amy Leigh Hair, Farrel's close friend. "He texted me and told me to 'Get it!' He told me this virus is no joke and he said, "I wish I had gotten it!"
After his death, friends and former colleagues began to pour in tributes.
Lee Strasser, former market general manager for CBS Radio West Palm Beach, said Farrel was "flamboyant, outrageous at times, and willing to take on any and all comers," WPTV reported.
"Was he right all the time? No," Strasser added. "But he was "RIGHT" all the time, especially if you asked him. Did he stay out of trouble? Not always. Was he great with clients? Yes. Was he a pleasure in the building? Absolutely. Was he loyal? Unquestionably! Was he skilled? Yessir! His passing is a big loss. He was a kind-hearted person with a load of passion, and his memory will stand the test of time. We have all lost a friend in Farrel."
THE SON OF A BITCH GOT WHAT HE DESERVED AND NOW CAN ROT IN HELL FOR ETERNITY
they alrre alreadyad dead -
2021-08-08 at 9:04 AM UTC
Originally posted by AngryOnion CDC Director said yesterday August 6th that “what they (Coronavirus vaccines) can׳t do anymore is prevent transmission.”
So if this is true why discriminate against the un vaccinated.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1423758644143869965
because government officials got a few percentages in kickbacks from every dose administered,The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-08-08 at 5:52 PM UTCMaking
All the
Good go
Away early
The Wall Street Journal.
Neighbors' Deaths From Covid-19 Have Arkansas Town Reassessing Vaccines
Elizabeth Findell, Kris Maher
GREENWOOD, Arkansas—Michael Lejong fully intended to get vaccinated for Covid-19, his wife said, standing in the pavilion that the prominent architect designed for his hometown.
But he was relatively young, very healthy and not overly concerned about the virus. He wanted to get his shots separately from his wife, so he could care for her if she had adverse side effects. She got hers immediately in April and he put his off.
In late June, he began feeling sick and tested positive for Covid-19. A week of mild symptoms turned into extreme fatigue. On July 3, he was admitted to a nearby hospital with low oxygen levels; on the 15th, doctors put him on a ventilator. He died four days later.
The death of the 49-year-old Greenwood native, father of two, community leader, mountain biker and outdoorsman, has rattled this western Arkansas town, where it seems like nearly everyone knew Mr. Lejong. It comes amid a spate of other recent deaths and skyrocketing hospitalizations in a region where many are deeply skeptical of the Covid-19 vaccines, and doctors and political leaders are trying everything to persuade a reluctant populace to take them.
“It’s personal now because he knew so many people,” said his widow, Katie Lejong. “Before, it was happening somewhere else.”
Nearly every corner of Greenwood, population 9,000, bears some mark of Mr. Lejong. The stone and glass pavilion and amphitheater that looks like the product of a much larger city. The new fire station, designed to blend into a residential neighborhood. The police station. The columned high school freshman center. The lakeside bike trails that Mr. Lejong painstakingly designed and tested himself repeatedly on his bike. The sign welcoming visitors to the city and the stone work surrounding a veterans’ memorial in the town square. While the architect designed projects worth tens of millions of dollars around the state and country, much of the work he did for his hometown was as a volunteer, its leaders said.
“I see all this recognition and I just miss my friend,” said Tammy Briley, the city parks director, as she recalled kayaking recently past a $42 million art studio Mr. Lejong’s firm has under way at the University of Arkansas. “I would call him all the time with all these questions, and he made me feel as important as all those national people.”
Sebastian County, which includes Greenwood and the much larger city of Fort Smith, has had 292 Covid-19 deaths since the start of the pandemic and currently has an estimated 737 cases, according to the state department of health, and has been adding about 73 new cases each day. The state overall has been adding more than 2,800 new cases daily and has more than 1,000 patients in hospitals, near the previous high level in January. Deaths, a lagging indicator, have been averaging more than 20 a day, and the percentage of Covid-19 tests returning positive results hit an all-time high last month.
The county had less than 36% of residents 12 and older fully immunized as of last week, compared with 42% in Arkansas overall and 50% in the U.S. overall.
With the Delta variant spreading, today’s Covid-19 isn’t the Covid-19 of last year, Lee Johnson told a roomful of local officials and members of the public at a Greenwood City Council meeting one recent evening. Arkansas hospitalizations for Covid-19 have risen nearly fourfold in just over a month, he told them.
The patients he is seeing are younger and younger. The state children’s hospital now has dozens of children hospitalized with the virus, while it never saw a handful during previous surges. The hospital where he has practiced for 22 years, in nearby Fort Smith, has been struggling to handle rising cases.
“It’s never looked like this,” he said. “We’re full. The hospital is full. The ER is full. Ambulances show up and they’re waiting, sometimes a considerable amount of time, for a bed to open up.”
Dr. Johnson is an emergency room physician, a Republican member of the Arkansas House of Representatives and a Greenwood local, where he grew up with Mr. Lejong. These days, he dedicates much of his long ER shifts, and his time outside the hospital, to talking to patients and constituents about the vaccines and trying to assuage their fears about them.
People bring up fears about blood clots; he provides them with factual information about their rarity. Women ask if the vaccine can impact fertility; he tells them there is no evidence it can and the obstetricians he knows have all vaccinated their daughters. He recommends people talk to other doctors.
“There are some people who just aren’t afraid of Covid,” he said. “I haven’t figured out how to turn that person, but I do know that making them feel defensive for their passionately held opinion isn’t productive.”
Dr. Johnson has also been grappling with statewide decisions, as part of a special session of the Arkansas state Legislature last week to consider whether to rescind a statewide ban on mask mandates by local governments. Dr. Johnson, who voted for the ban when it seemed the virus was declining, was open to changing it but skeptical of leaving the decision to individual school districts. Bills to shift the state’s ban didn’t advance, but a court Friday temporarily blocked the enforcement of the ban against school districts.
Even with rising cases and younger patients, Mr. Lejong’s death caught Dr. Johnson by surprise. It is personal and it is emotional, he said. Dr. Johnson received the Covid-19 vaccine the moment it was available to doctors because, as a physician, he understood its importance and, as an elected official, he thought it important to set an example. But he can imagine an alternate reality in which he didn’t go into medicine and let his good health and propensity for procrastination lead him to put off vaccination.
“That could have been me,” he said of Mr. Lejong.
While the number of Arkansans getting vaccinated in the last couple of weeks has risen, some say they will never be persuaded. Shanda Parish, a nurse who lives in the Fort Smith-Greenwood area, said she won’t get the shot, even after losing both her father and stepmother to the virus in recent weeks.
Robert and Vi Herring, both in their 70s, were lifelong residents of the area, married 34 years with five children between them. They didn’t like the idea of getting the vaccine, their children said. They became sick after attending a 52nd high school reunion and died within three days of each other at a Fort Smith hospital in late July.
Ms. Parish, who considered her father her hero, is devastated, she said, clinging to waves of numbness between grief and anger. The deaths have caused a rift within the family, whose children remain split on their views of the vaccine.
Ms. Parish said she still won’t get it; she simply doesn’t trust a newly created vaccine. She doesn’t regret that her parents didn’t get vaccinated, she said. It was their choice. Instead, she regrets that she was quarantining ahead of a cancer treatment when they fell ill and couldn’t be involved in pushing to get them hospitalized sooner.
Ms. Parish’s last interaction with her father was a voice mail from the hospital, of him moaning and gasping for breath. “It doesn’t even sound human,” she said. “I don’t like hearing it, but I can’t delete it.”
Since the Herrings died, Ms. Parish has felt judgment from friends and acquaintances asking why her parents weren’t vaccinated—why she didn’t make them get vaccinated.
“We didn’t kill them, but some people make us feel like it’s our fault they’re gone,” she said, crying. “No one should try to make you feel guilty because someone died.”
Ms. Parish’s brother David Herring, who lives near Washington, D.C., has had the opposite reaction. He tried unsuccessfully to push his parents to get vaccinated and is now trying to persuade his relatives. He was put off by friends and acquaintances pushing conspiracy theories about the vaccine, even after his parents’ deaths.
“I’m absolutely angry and frustrated,” Mr. Herring said. “Their age and health conditions—they should have gotten vaccinated really early…. And then trying to talk to friends of theirs and hearing these ridiculous things about depopulation and computer chips.”
Greenwood leaders are upping their efforts to promote vaccination, but said it has to happen on a grass-roots level. Ken Edwards, a former mayor who is now editor of the Greenwood Tradition, enlisted Dr. Johnson to write a front-page editorial on the vaccine. The next issue will feature a similar message from another Greenwood native who is now an obstetrician. He is reaching out to other local physicians to do the same.
“We are using whatever influence a small town newspaper has,” Mr. Edwards said. “I don’t remember anyone having a fit about the polio vaccine. We’ve wiped out so many scourges on mankind by getting vaccinated, but now, there’s become a cynicism about government and information…so we are trying to bring physicians they know to show that this isn’t political, it’s science.”
A city Fourth of July celebration featured an Arkansas Department of Health tent offering Covid-19 vaccines. Mayor Doug Kinslow hoped a few hundred people would take advantage of it. Just 39 did. Now, after Mr. Lejong’s death, he is sure another tent would see more interest and is trying to get health officials to set one up.
Mr. Kinslow said he is frustrated by people latching onto political opposition to the vaccines, despite the consequences to their local communities. “It’s called Southern stubbornness,” Mr. Kinslow said.
Greenwood Fire Chief Stewart Bryan, who had been best friends with Mr. Lejong since fifth grade, remembered years of church, Boy Scouts, fixing up old cars and signing up for classes just so they would be together. He is stunned now that the man who regularly biked 20 miles or more could succumb so quickly to Covid-19.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bryan is trying to manage the safety of 33 on-call firefighters and medics, as emergency calls from Covid-19-positive patients rise and hospitals fill up.
When it is over, he would like to go back to Mr. Lejong’s drawings for a third city fire station, hoping it can be his friend’s last project. “Good just seemed to follow him around,” he said of Mr. Lejong. -
2021-08-08 at 6:03 PM UTCQuiet, spammer.
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2021-08-08 at 6:17 PM UTCCrawl out of your hole and go to Sturgis so you actually have the opportunity to get the Covid.
How long has it been since you've seen the light of day, Drac? -
2021-08-08 at 7 PM UTC
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/pictures-surface-obamas-maskless-birthday-bash
Oh noes, now Obammer and all his friends are gonna die!
No one who matters seriously believes this covid shit. -
2021-08-08 at 7:17 PM UTCThen why did you get your vaccines in secret, Donald?
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2021-08-08 at 7:42 PM UTCNewsweek
Americans Caught With Fake COVID Docs at U.S.-Canada Border Subject to $750K Fine, Prison
Benjamin Fearnow
Authorities in Canada warned traveling Americans of massive fines and jail time if they're caught falsifying COVID-19 vaccine or test result documents.
Canadian officials on Monday are set to re-open the U.S.-Canada border to American citizens and permanent U.S. residents who can show proof they are fully vaccinated. The ensuing end of the 17-month pandemic border closure came with a warning and new public health restrictions for air travelers, including threats of a $750,000 fine or prison time for a failure to comply.
Canada Border Services Agency announced that those coming into the country must prove they've been fully vaccinated for at least 14 days, show a negative, non-antigen COVID-19 test, and be asymptomatic at the time of crossing.
Additionally, if a traveler is deemed to have put another person at risk of imminent death, bodily harm or potential illness, the punishments could exceed $1 million in fines and up to three years in jail. Canada's Public Health Agency holds the final say in how such violations may be enforced against travelers.
On July 18, two travelers who attempted to enter Toronto through the U.S. were each fined nearly $20,000 apiece after they provided false proof of vaccination and negative coronavirus tests, USA Today reported. Canadian officials said the pair then tried to avoid the country's hotel quarantine restrictions, which are set to expire Monday.
Canada border officials are also set to begin implementing a new surveillance and COVID-19 testing program which they hope will provide tracking data on the spread of the Delta variant. The country's so-called Quarantine Act gives border officers "the authority to review, challenge and confirm travelers' statements," Canada Border Services Agency spokesperson Rebecca Purdy said, The Detroit News reported.
Monday's border re-opening comes after a Friday night agreement between Canadian border worker unions and the government. The U.S. border, however, is set to remain closed to Canadian travelers through at least August 21, a move which prompted criticism and confusion from America's northern neighbor.
The mayor of Sarnia, Ontario, Mike Bradley, told The Detroit News late last month that he and other city officials were "stunned" by the U.S. government decision to extend the border closure.
Many Canadian business leaders had hoped for reciprocity that would have seen the U.S. open its borders in the other direction on Monday. But U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials chose to continue the restrictions for at least another two weeks.
Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada, and people registered under the Indian Act can all enter Canada after providing proof of a negative COVID-19 test. All travelers coming into Canadian airports or across the border are subject to 14-day quarantine restrictions based on the case-by-case direction of public health officials. -
2021-08-08 at 8:02 PM UTCHave fun with your ADE.
All you guys who got vaccinated are going to need yearly shots just wait and see.
Here you can read about ADE.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7645850/
Conclusion.
Given the strong evidence that ADE is a non‐theoretical and compelling risk for COVID‐19 vaccines and the “laundry list” nature of informed consents, disclosure of the specific risk of worsened COVID‐19 disease from vaccination calls for a specific, separate, informed consent form and demonstration of patient comprehension in order to meet medical ethics standards. The informed consent process for ongoing COVID‐19 vaccine trials does not appear to meet this standard. While the COVID‐19 global health emergency justifies accelerated vaccine trials of candidates with known liabilities, such an acceleration is not inconsistent with additional attention paid to heightened informed consent procedures specific to COVID‐19 vaccine risks.
This was released back in December BTW.
Here is more info on ADE.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12725690/The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-08-08 at 8:06 PM UTC
Originally posted by AngryOnion Have fun with your ADE.
All you guys who got vaccinated are going to need yearly shots just wait and see.
3-6 monthly most likely, there's a reason we never bothered trying to vaccinate against the common cold
also I've been wondering about ADE, specifically because all of the current covid 'vaccines' are 'leaky' in different ways, whether that accelerates the process -
2021-08-08 at 8:58 PM UTCMake them
All
Get
A shot
The Hill
As COVID-19 infections climb, vaccine mandates follow
Nathaniel Weixel
Public and private sector vaccine mandates are gaining steam amid the nationwide surge of COVID-19 infections, which is driven largely by the spread of the virus's delta variant among the unvaccinated.
As COVID-19 infections climb, vaccine mandates follow© Getty Images As COVID-19 infections climb, vaccine mandates follow
After months spent trying to coax and cajole the reluctant into getting vaccinated with million-dollar lotteries, free beer or even college scholarships, local governments, businesses and universities are now looking to force the issue.
New York City this week became the first locality to require proof of at least one vaccine dose for anyone who wants to participate in indoor activities such as dining in restaurants, working out in gyms and attending theater performances.
The policy from Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) came just one day after he mandated that all city employees and contractors get vaccinated or face weekly testing and other restrictions.
Maryland and Virginia both announced on Thursday that shots will soon be mandatory for any state worker who doesn't want to undergo regular testing, while California will require all health care employees to be fully vaccinated by Sept. 30 without the option of submitting to weekly virus testing instead.
The Biden administration, which does not have the power to enact a national mandate, has wholeheartedly embraced the moves after months of encouragement from the sidelines.
"Our message is quite simple. We support these vaccination requirements to protect workers, communities and the country," White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients said Thursday.
The administration is also moving forward with its own requirement that federal workers need to attest their vaccination status, under penalty of law. Those who are not fully vaccinated will be subject to mandatory mask-wearing and social distancing requirements, and will be ineligible for official travel.
Health experts hope the mandates represent a tipping point in the nation's fight against the coronavirus.
New infections have been skyrocketing; according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. averaged nearly 90,000 new cases a day over the past week.
Vaccinations are the way out, and experts say sometimes the stick is more effective than the carrot.
"I've been working in public health for three decades. I've never seen the kinds of sweeping mandates in the city, state and private sector that we're seeing today," said Lawrence Gostin, a professor of global health law at Georgetown University Law Center. "Not for smallpox, not for polio, not for influenza. So this is unprecedented, and if there's a snowball effect, as I hope there will be, it could really get us very close to where we need to be to get back to a more normal life."
But Gostin and other experts are cautioning that the administration's longstanding hands-off approach could complicate the effort.
Federal officials had previously been reluctant to involve themselves in an issue such as vaccine requirements and have still not given any kind of guidance or support to businesses that want to require proof of vaccination for customers or employees.
The result is likely to be an inconsistent checkerboard of verification methods.
New York has two different electronic verification methods, along with the paper card given by the CDC. Individual colleges and universities have developed their own systems. The federal government is using an online "certificate of vaccination," and some restaurants in Washington, D.C. are now asking to see customers' physical vaccine cards.
In the corporate world, United Airlines on Friday said it would require all U.S.-based employees to get vaccinated and provide proof of their vaccination, becoming the first domestic airline to do so.
Hospital systems and long-term care facilities are also implementing mandates, including the Mayo Clinic and Kaiser Permanente, and tech companies such as Facebook and Google will require employees to be vaccinated before returning to the office.
When asked during a press briefing whether there would be any technical support forthcoming for small businesses, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy merely praised the efforts of the private sector.
"We know this is not something that the federal government is leading, but we are happy to see the private sector leaning in, taking initiative on that, and I think this is going to be increasingly important because we know that more institutions are considering the vaccine requirements," Murthy said.
Public support for vaccine mandates has been mixed and broadly falls along political lines.
"Not surprisingly, people who are vaccinated are in favor of them, and people who are unvaccinated are not in favor of them," said Liz Hamel, director of public opinion and survey research at the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF).
According to KFF's most recent poll, 68 percent of vaccinated adults and 75 percent of Democrats said the federal government should issue a vaccine mandate, Meanwhile, 81 percent of unvaccinated adults and 67 percent of Republicans said it should not.
Polls also show that young adults in particular would be motivated to get vaccinated if it was required in certain instances, like sporting events or concerts, flying on an airplane or for international travel.
According to Kaiser, the people who would get the vaccine only if it was required mainly say they don't want or feel the need for the vaccine. They are not opposed to it - they just might not do it unless someone forced their hand.
Still, employer mandates and vaccine passports can only help if they are enforced, and there's a red line of Republican governors opposed to the idea.
Many GOP governors preemptively banned mandates and passports in any form, including from private employers.
"It's not something I support," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said Thursday when asked about hospitals mandating employer vaccination.
There will also likely be legal challenges, although both the Department of Justice and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have ruled that businesses may lawfully require workers to get a COVID-19 vaccine as a condition of coming to the workplace.
A federal judge last month tossed a lawsuit against Houston Methodist Hospital filed by a group of employees, ruling that making vaccinations a condition of employment was not coercion.
An attorney for students suing Indiana University asked the Supreme Court on Friday to block the school's vaccine requirement for students, after a series of lower courts all ruled in favor of the school - including an appeals panel of Republican-appointed judges. -
2021-08-08 at 9:19 PM UTCNathaniel Weixel nuff said right there.
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2021-08-09 at 2:14 PM UTCMaking
All the children
Go
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Salon
The GOP's death cult comes for the children
Sophia Tesfaye
There is little doubt that the pandemic has exacerbated the fears parents have about their children's well-being. The typical parental anxiety now comes with worries about the latest Delta variant of COVID-19 —which appears to spread more easily in children than the initial coronavirus outbreak — questions on whether their children are going to have to wear masks when they go back to school, and anticipation for a yet-to-be approved vaccine for children under 12.
Over a year ago, Salon's Andrew O'Hehir described the mad scramble to reopen schools without a vaccine or coherent safety standards as "a 'Deer Hunter'-style game of Russian roulette, played blindfolded under conditions of complete chaos." One year later, Donald Trump is out of the White House but Republican and Democratic executives alike are all rushing to reopen schools — even as children under 12 are still not cleared to be inoculated despite an 84% jump in the number of children contracting COVID-19 last week alone.
On Thursday, the U.S. set a single-day record for the number of children admitted to a hospital with COVID-19. 261 children, some less than 1 year old, were admitted to U.S. hospitals on Aug 5th, updated HHS figures show. Anecdotally, Patricia Darnauer, the administrator for LBJ Hospital in Houston, noted that an 11-month-old girl had to be airlifted more than 170 miles away on Thursday because no pediatric hospitals would accept her. "We looked at all five major pediatric hospital groups and none [had beds] available." As of Sunday, there were only six ICU beds left in the 11-county Austin region.
Pediatric doctors in Texas have taken to Twitter to vent their concerns about rising cases of COVID in very young children. Dr. Heather Haq, a pediatrician at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, said she and her colleagues have been called on to work mandatory overtime shifts because the hospital also has "winter-level patient volumes of acutely ill infants/toddlers with" Respiratory Syncytial Virus.
"We're heading into dark times," Texas Medical Center CEO Bill McKeon said last week.
"If children are not masking in schools, it will be a major problem," Dr. Christina Propst told Houston's KTRK in a plea for mask mandates. Recently, Texas overtook New York in terms of total statewide deaths. But Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has banned such mandated precautions — even though we've already seen big camp and daycare outbreaks all summer with the delta variant. And inoculations are severely lagging among teenagers for whom the vaccine is available.
"No governmental entity can compel any individual to receive a Covid-19 vaccine administered under an emergency use authorization," Abbott said in an executive order. "No person may be required by any jurisdiction to wear or to mandate the wearing of a face covering."
The Texas Education Agency said last week that schools don't have to inform parents of positive cases; do not have to contact trace; and parents can choose to send a student to school if he or she has been in close contact with a COVID positive case. The agency argued that such precautions will not be required because of "the data from 2020-21 showing very low COVID-19 transmission rates in a classroom setting and data demonstrating lower transmission rates among children than adults."
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone -- students, teachers, staff and visitors -- wear masks in schools. But Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican, blasted the CDC guidance as "inconsistent" and "unscientific" before banning their required use indoors. Florida currently leads the nation in kids hospitalized for COVID-19, with 32 pediatric hospitalizations per day between July 24 and 30 (a rate of 0.76 children hospitalized per 100,000 residents), CDC data shared with The Tampa Bay-Times shows.
"Why would we have the government force masks on our kids when many of these kids are already immune through prior infection," DeSantis, notably not an immunologist, questioned just as the Sunshine State broke a COVID record, reporting over 21,000 new cases in residents under 19 years old. He has threatened to withhold funding from districts that require masks. As the New York Times reported over the weekend:
Mr. DeSantis has been unyielding in his approach to the pandemic, refusing to change course or impose restrictions despite uncontrolled spread and spiking hospitalizations -- an approach that forced him to undertake the biggest risk of his rising political career.
DeSantis bigfooting mask mandates is now even being called out by other Republicans. Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., conceded on CNN Sunday, "I do disagree with Gov. DeSantis. The local officials should have control here."
It's hard not to watch the actions of Republican executives like Abbott and DeSantis in recent weeks and not conclude that the GOP's death cult has worked its way down to the children. After all, the Republican response to the coronavirus has been, in every facet, a method of leveraging, not solving, the pandemic. The Delta variant — more aggressively spread in children — looks to be no different.
In Florida, the state school board backed DeSantis while using the pandemic to prop up charter schools with taxpayer funds, providing vouchers to students who face mask requirements. See the plan here? Schools become so unsafe, uninforming, and inhospitable that parents are forced to push their children into private schools. It's a playbook as old as white flight from school desegregation under the guise of religious freedom. It's why conservatives have spent the pandemic rehashing the culture wars on new fronts — so-called critical race theory in schools and trans students in sports — while preventing all of the measures that would have likely meant a much safer return to in-person learning this fall. Republicans are using children as political pawns — again —but this time it is most certainly a matter of life and death. -
2021-08-09 at 2:23 PM UTCWhich happens first, the Republican kill all the children with Covid or the Democrats turn them all into trannies?
How many children have died from the coof anyway? Your article seems to leave that out. It seems an important question.
