Florida Waited To Open So Hospitals Won't Be Overflowing With The Dying On Election Day

[DanieRains]

Anyone else notice?

[NightWatcher]

1. Or they think if bodies line the streets, we won't step outside the house to vote.

They're in Slash and Burn territory now.

Of course like your said, its all optics.

[soothsayer]

2. Seems like the opposite will happen?

If people get to the ventilator point, won’t they be in hospitals then?

Idk

[DanieRains]

3. I Think The Surge Will Be Building Right After The Election

Lotsa Deadguys.

[hatrack]

4. Assuming 14 days to symptoms (more or less), I don't see it . . .

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Florida's already in deep shit, and we're still five weeks out from the election. Plenty of time for already-high caseloads to spike higher.

My guess - Gov. DeAthsentence boosting caseloads to scare people away from the polls, especially in Palm Beach, Orlando, Miami, etc. - densely populated areas with lots of Democratic voters.

Certainly there will be more cases in red counties. But plenty of residents there think it's a hoax, and in less densely populated areas (ex Jax and Pensacola), they'll likely face lower infection risks - with lower impact on GOP voters.

[ms liberty]

6. This. n/t

[lettucebe]

5. It basically takes about two weeks, so how does this help keep hospitals from overfull?

My understanding is about two weeks after mass events, tons of cases, many hospitalized, etc. Can't quite see how doing this five weeks out is a smart move. Not to mention the deaths it will cause. ALL of these decision makers should be held accountable for the deaths in their states. Not even trying to mitigate this disaster is criminal negligence IMO