deadline.com
hospitals were empty during the first wave
khn.org
C-man gotta read the article. These hospitals were shuttered before the virus. The issue was the cost involved in reopening them.hospitals were empty during the first wave
Pandemic-Stricken Cities Have Empty Hospitals, But Reopening Them Is Difficult
Pandemic-Stricken Cities Have Empty Hospitals, But Reopening Them Is Difficult - KFF Health News
In Philadelphia, New Orleans and Los Angeles, former safety-net hospitals sit empty in the middle of the city. But reopening a closed hospital, even in the midst of a pandemic when health resources are scarce, is not easy or cheap.
New York would have been overrun if not for Cuomo's decisive imposition of regulations and restrictions.
Article from April 2nd. The abandoned hospital in Philadelphia had been stripped of equipment and beds, etc., so yeah a bit difficult to "reopen" and would have needed the appropriate Department of Health approvals.hospitals were empty during the first wave
Pandemic-Stricken Cities Have Empty Hospitals, But Reopening Them Is Difficult
Pandemic-Stricken Cities Have Empty Hospitals, But Reopening Them Is Difficult - KFF Health News
In Philadelphia, New Orleans and Los Angeles, former safety-net hospitals sit empty in the middle of the city. But reopening a closed hospital, even in the midst of a pandemic when health resources are scarce, is not easy or cheap.
real pandemics don't require faulty virus models, rigged test results, inaccurate reporting, and inflated and manipulated death statistics
No but but conspiracy nuts will search the remote regions of the internet to find an alternative reality that bucks common sense and eagerly seize these preposterous falsehoods to embellish their boring life.
Very true.....tell that to the Trump and the info he and his minions spew every day.
Cuomo is responsible for 100's of deaths when he ordered nursing homes to take back in Covid-19 positive residents. He may have eventually got things right but only after exhausting all other options.
Which is the point I was attempting to convey. c-m stated that "hospitals were empty". But not in NY.
It just me hitting him. And his little victory lap with a poster is telling.
From a Canadian's perspective, I feel that aside from the abysmal leadership, a very large part of the blame lies with the American people. Unlike Canadians, known as being so polite, we are also more compliant as opposed to so many Americans who just do NOT want to be told what do. Every little thing is an infringement of their civil liberties. I understand that personal freedom is an important aspect of American life, but to rebel so strongly against a game plan that will clearly diminish the havoc that they are enduring reminds me of the old saying, "cutting off your nose to spite your face". It is not in their psyche to just be meek and compliant for any reason whatsoever.
If you think that Trump is the head and not Congress you aren't paying attention. Congress and Governors control domestic matters far more than the president.
