It's you in "a very deep abyss."
Take your insane criticism and shove it.

A year into the p******c, Florida is booming
After a year of criticism by health experts, mockery from comedians, and blistering critiques from political rivals, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is standing unabashedly tall among the nation's governors on the front lines of the c****av***s fight.

"Everyone told me I was wrong," DeSantis, a Republican, said in a fundraising appeal on Tuesday, drawing attention to his defiance against the p******c.
"I faced continued pressure from radical Democrats and the liberal media, but I refused to back down.

It's clear: Florida got it right."

As many parts of the country embark on an uneasy march toward normalcy, Florida is not only back in business -- it's been in business for the better part of the past year. DeSantis' gamble to take a laissez-faire approach appears to be paying off -- at least politically, at least for now, as other governors capturing attention in the opening phase of the p******c now face steeper challenges.
Despite far fewer rules and restrictions, Florida lands nearly in the middle of all states on a variety of c****av***s metrics. The state has had about 3% more C****-** cases per capita than the US overall, but about 8% fewer deaths per capita. More than 32,000 Floridians have died of C****-**, and the state's per capita death rate ranks 24th in the nation.
"Those lockdowns have not worked. They've done great damage to our country," DeSantis said Tuesday at a news conference in Tallahassee. "We can never let something like this happen again. Florida took a different path. We've had more success as a result."
DeSantis -- who, at 42, is the nation's youngest governor -- is standing out among his peers and seizing upon what he and his supporters believe is a vindication for their policies.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/17/politics/ron-desantis-c***d-florida/index.html

You seem to be living in a different Florida than the rest of humanities.. the "do nothing" strategy was given up when Florida led the nation in c***d infection and deaths.. the current action is very much in line with CDC recommendations.. and WORKING!!!

What is the current public health advisory stated by the Florida Department of Health?
The Florida Department of Health has issued a public health advisory, as follows:
• Residents and visitors are advised to wear face coverings if social distancing is not possible, both indoors and outdoors.
• Avoid closed spaces, crowded places, and close-contact settings.

https://c***dactnow.org/us/florida-fl/?s=24821397

Recommendations
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Masks are now recommended for v******ted individuals in public indoor spaces to reduce the spread of the Delta variant. Unv******ted people should continue to mask in all public spaces. See guidance on masks.

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Schools can safely offer in-person learning only when these infection control measures are in place.

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Indoor gatherings should be avoided with people outside the immediate household unless you are fully v******ted. See guidance for v******ted individuals. Outdoor gatherings with masks and distancing are a safer alternative.

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Travel should be avoided unless it is necessary or you are fully v******ted.

In Florida, 14,782,271 people (68.8%) have received at least one dose and 12,777,846 (59.5%) are fully v******ted. Anybody who is at least 12 years old is eligible to be v******ted. Fewer than 0.001% of people who have received a dose experienced a severe adverse reaction. See more v*****e resources and FAQs. About this data

Florida
Updated on October 28We aim to update our data by midnight CDT daily. Occasionally, when an additional review is required, an update can be delayed by several hours. Note that certain data sources that we use (e.g., ICU hospitalizations) are only updated once per week.
RISK LEVEL
Our C***D risk level looks at three things: daily new cases (per 100K), infection rate, and positive test rate. Each is graded on a five-color scale and the highest risk color becomes the location’s overall risk level. The one exception is that if a location's daily new cases are green, then its overall risk level is green.

We developed our risk framework in partnership with the Harvard Global Health Institute and Harvard Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics. As there is not a standardized framework for risk in the U.S., it may not match your state or county's risk level.

Learn more about C***D risk levels.

MEDIUM
V******TION PROGRESS
% V******ted
68.8%
1+ DOSE
Daily new cases
8.2
PER
100K
Infection rate
0.81
Positive test rate
5.9%

Go spread your lies and BS elsewhere.
Thankfully, you are not a Florida or Miami resident.
State of Florida Reaches Lowest C****-** Case Rate in the Nation
C****-** CASES IN FLORIDA DECREASED BY 90% SINCE AUGUST
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA – As a result of Governor Ron DeSantis’ leadership and our data-driven approach free of mandates, the State of Florida has one of the lowest C****-** daily average case rates in the last 7 days per 100,000 residents in the United States.
“Without mandates or lockdowns, C****-** cases in Florida have decreased 90% since August,” said Governor Ron DeSantis.
“In addition to cases, hospitalizations have plummeted in our state. This has been accomplished by making monoclonal antibody treatments and v*****es widely available throughout our state while protecting Floridians from government overreach.”
https://spacecoastdaily.com/2021/10/state-of-florida-reaches-lowest-c****-**-case-rate-in-the-nation/


With Downtown Miami Population Skyrocketing
In 2018, FPL completed its fully-enclosed Brickell Substation (actually located across the river from Brickell). It is the largest enclosed substation that the company has ever built.
The Brickell Substation is described as being state-of-the-art, with an eye-catching decorative façade that complements the sleek and modern buildings currently under construction nearby.
Now, the company is building an underground t***smission line to serve around 50,000 customers.
FPL says it will also build a new substation in the area, to be called Dolphin Substation.
The new underground line will run underground along the Metrorail corridor from FPL’s Coconut Grove Substation to a location near the Simpson Substation next to the Publix at Brickell Village.
Construction of the new underground t***smission line is expected to be completed in December 2023.

“Miami – and specifically our Downtown – continues to see incredible growth in terms of new residents, new businesses, and new development,” said Mayor Francis Suarez.
“We welcome FPL’s timely investment in fortifying our power supply and doing so in a way that has the least possible impact on our neighborhoods.”
The fully enclosed Brickell Substation, completed in 2018:
https://www.thenextmiami.com/with-downtown-miami-population-skyrocketing-fpl-building-new-underground-power-lines-to-serve-50000-customers/