really depends on your situation. US is cutthroat. Canada cares about the people more so that’s always points to Canada. But everything is expensive and middle class is getting killed. All those policies of free money are on the backs of the middle class.
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really depends on your situation. US is cutthroat. Canada cares about the people more so that’s always points to Canada. But everything is expensive and middle class is getting killed. All those policies of free money are on the backs of the middle class.
Like I said in another thread. It’s the concept of pay me now or pay me later
There are no easy decisions and people will die and lose money either way unfortunately
Obama with the shade.
WaveMolecules
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I love Obama but he needs to get direct. I'm tired of subs and shade.
Directly shyt on 45 or
Directly shyt on 45 or
GhostoftheMan
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Gas prices going back up in my area
Wasting tests on cats meanwhile I know folks sick and cant get 1 smh
Detroit man with virus symptoms dies after 3 ERs turn him away, family says: "He was begging for his life"
UPDATED ON: APRIL 22, 2020 / 8:14 AM / CBS NEWS
A Detroit family is mourning a man they say was turned away from getting tested for the coronavirus three times.
"He was begging for his life, but no one would help him at all. Like they just kept sending him away," said Keith Gambrell, the stepson of 56-year-old Gary Fowler.
Gambrell said he was concerned his stepfather had coronavirus. He took him to three different emergency rooms and said each time, Fowler was not admitted and not tested, despite having many of the symptoms
"I honestly believe it was because my father was black. They didn't honestly take his symptoms serious enough to give him a test," Gambrell told "CBS This Morning" national correspondent Jericka Duncan.
The day before Fowler died, his father, David, died from COVID-19. Soon after, Fowler's wife, Cheryl, began having symptoms of her own, landing her in the hospital.
"They put her on the ventilator. I'm just thinking like, man, this is it. I'm about to lose my mom too," Gambrell said.
Gambrell was concerned other family members could be next, so he called his cousin, State Representative Karen Whitsett for help.
Whitsett, who visited the White House last week to speak about surviving coronavirus, made sure her family was tested.
Asked if she thinks her family would have been tested if she were not a state lawmaker, Whitsett said, "Absolutely not."
"And that sickens me to have to use that title to be able to have to get my family tested," she said.
Gambrell and his brothers Troy and Ross all tested positive, he said.
On Monday, Michigan's governor created a state task force to investigate racial disparities in the pandemic.
Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist, who is the chair of the task force, said it will address "the fact that there may indeed be medical bias present when it comes to testing, as in who will even get a test, as well as in how treatment is administered."
Gambrell, who has mild symptoms, is now focused on caring for his mother, Cheryl. She had been sent home from the hospital but was readmitted late Tuesday night on what would have been her 25th wedding anniversary.
Worthless Loser
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Apparently the doctor is asking the Inspector General and the Office of Special Counsel to investigate his termination and put a stay on his termination.
Yinny
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https://nypost.com/2020/04/22/lt-go...D-XVGrb_QEuV00hhn1q1yx_dLpums6KgZXbQ8EtaAQHIc
Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick: ‘There are more important things than living’ during pandemic
By Lee Brown
April 22, 2020 | 7:29am | Updated
Texas lt. Gov Dan Patrick: ‘There are more important things than living’ during pandemic
The lieutenant governor of Texas is pushing to completely reopen the Lone Star State — insisting “there are more important things than living” during the coronavirus pandemic.
“In Texas, we have 29 million people and we’ve lost 495,” Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, 70, told Fox News, calling it a “low” death rate.
“Every life is valuable, but 500 people out of 29 million and we’re locked down, and we’re crushing the average worker. We’re crushing small business. We’re crushing the markets. We’re crushing this country,” Patrick told interviewer Tucker Carlson on Monday night.
“There are more important things than living. And that’s saving this country for my children, and my grandchildren and saving this country for all of us,” he insisted, echoing comments he made earlier in the pandemic.
Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick: ‘There are more important things than living’ during pandemic
By Lee Brown
April 22, 2020 | 7:29am | Updated
Texas lt. Gov Dan Patrick: ‘There are more important things than living’ during pandemic
The lieutenant governor of Texas is pushing to completely reopen the Lone Star State — insisting “there are more important things than living” during the coronavirus pandemic.
“In Texas, we have 29 million people and we’ve lost 495,” Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, 70, told Fox News, calling it a “low” death rate.
“Every life is valuable, but 500 people out of 29 million and we’re locked down, and we’re crushing the average worker. We’re crushing small business. We’re crushing the markets. We’re crushing this country,” Patrick told interviewer Tucker Carlson on Monday night.
“There are more important things than living. And that’s saving this country for my children, and my grandchildren and saving this country for all of us,” he insisted, echoing comments he made earlier in the pandemic.
im not you
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nah that shyt aint cutthroat its straight barbaric. how you gonna tell people to stop working but then not come thru with something to help them when they got no income? that 1200 check doesn't really do a damn thing, maybe a month of bills if you're lucky, then what??
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jesusThe amount of 50-65 inch tv boxes, ps4, xbox and nike boxes in the trash can is wild right now. I can't imagine how much was spent on shoes, rims and the finest of reggies. My neighborhood alone just put 150k back into the economy in 3 days.
Anyone hear anything about Kraft and Heinz shutting down?