Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic
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He hasn’t done shyt to mitigate the virus from the very beginning that’s why we in this mess in the 1st placeWe are literally one month away being like Europe. And what makes this worse is if Trump loses he will throw a bytch fit and not do anything to mitigate the virus. It will be be a shyt show around November and December.
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I can't wait for Civilization 7 to include pandemics like this.
On a more serious note, this shows the failure of leadership in a lot of society. We can get together for the Olympics, WHO and other world committees but when it was time to make a true stand of togetherness, a lot of countries literally covered their eyes and said YOLO. Not all but this lack of leadership defies description.
On a more serious note, this shows the failure of leadership in a lot of society. We can get together for the Olympics, WHO and other world committees but when it was time to make a true stand of togetherness, a lot of countries literally covered their eyes and said YOLO. Not all but this lack of leadership defies description.
I am in the UK, that pre-existing condition nonsense doesn't fly.or when covid becomes a "pre-existing condition" ...
That said, if the ACA gets rolled back...lordy.
He survived and is showing tacit support for Ron Johnson in the follow up article.
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Who is? The US? The scary part about the US is that your numbers never came down.We are literally one month away being like Europe. And what makes this worse is if Trump loses he will throw a bytch fit and not do anything to mitigate the virus. It will be be a shyt show around November and December.
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Written By: Adam Willis | Oct 6th 2020 - 4pm.
the endorsement of Gov. Doug Burgum, whose Dakota Leadership PAC spent significant dollars to support Andahl's successful bid to unseat Delzer.
Prior to his District 8 candidacy, Andahl spent 16 years on the Burleigh County Planning & Zoning Commission, and served as the commission chairman for eight years.
"We thank all of you who have supported David in the past, and we ask for your continued support and prayers as we make arrangements to celebrate his life," Andahl's parents wrote.
Readers can reach reporter Adam Willis, a Report for America corps member, at awillis@forumcomm.com.
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the endorsement of Gov. Doug Burgum, whose Dakota Leadership PAC spent significant dollars to support Andahl's successful bid to unseat Delzer.
Prior to his District 8 candidacy, Andahl spent 16 years on the Burleigh County Planning & Zoning Commission, and served as the commission chairman for eight years.
"We thank all of you who have supported David in the past, and we ask for your continued support and prayers as we make arrangements to celebrate his life," Andahl's parents wrote.
Readers can reach reporter Adam Willis, a Report for America corps member, at awillis@forumcomm.com.
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BISMARCK — A Republican candidate for the North Dakota House of Representatives died from COVID-19 on Monday, Oct. 5, a month out from Election Day and with no way to replace his name on the November ballot.
In a statement to Forum News Service, Andahl's parents Pat and Ron Andahl confirmed that the District 8 candidate died after a brief battle with the coronavirus. They noted that their son had been cautious about the virus because of several preexisting health complications, but that he was unable to hold off the illness once he got it.
"David was a kind, caring man whose greatest joy was helping others," the family wrote in their statement. "He has been a public servant for many years and was looking forward to the opportunity to serve in the state legislature. We are sad that his wish will not come to pass."
Andahl's death also came as a shock to members of the North Dakota Republican Party. The party's national committeewoman, Lori Hinz, expressed condolences to Andahl's family. "It's just shocking and sad," she said. "I'm just very sad for his family."
As recently as Sunday morning, Andahl's candidacy was promoted on his campaign Facebook page. "Election Day is fast approaching," read a post from 8:39 a.m. Sunday, citing Andahl's years of experience on the Burleigh County Planning & Zoning Commission. "I listened to my constituents and worked collaboratively with my colleagues to find solutions. I will bring this same approach to the legislature, representing your concerns in District 8. I appreciate your support!"
Republican Party Chairman Rick Berg addressed Andahl's death in a statement released Monday evening. "On behalf of all North Dakota Republicans I would like to offer my prayers to a great Republican, David Andahl. As a racer, Dave was always on the go," Berg wrote. "We celebrate his memory, while we mourn the loss of his friendship and leadership."
Early voting in North Dakota has already begun, and Secretary of State Al Jaeger said that it's too late to replace Andahl on the November ballot. "There's no way to remove him," Jaeger said. "At this point he can't be replaced on the ballot, but people can still vote for him."
Republican candidate Dave Nehring and Democratic candidates Linda Babb and Kathrin Volochenko will also appear on the ballot for the District 8 seat, but Jaeger said he and his office are looking into the protocol for how to handle a potential Andahl win this Nov. 3.
A Bismarck native, Andahl was a rancher and avid dirt biker. He attended Century High School in Bismarck and graduated from North Dakota State University before going on to a career in motorbike racing, training and coaching after college.
Andahl rose to prominence in the state Republican Party earlier this year after pairing up with Nehring to win a primary challenge over longtime House Appropriations Chairman Jeff Delzer, R-Underwood, in the rural District 8 race north of Bismarck. Andahl's primary challenge drew statewide attention as it earned the endorsement of Gov. Doug Burgum, whose Dakota Leadership PAC spent significant dollars to support Andahl's successful bid to unseat Delzer.
Prior to his District 8 candidacy, Andahl spent 16 years on the Burleigh County Planning & Zoning Commission, and served as the commission chairman for eight years.
"We thank all of you who have supported David in the past, and we ask for your continued support and prayers as we make arrangements to celebrate his life," Andahl's parents wrote.
Readers can reach reporter Adam Willis, a Report for America corps member, at awillis@forumcomm.com.
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