Hug

Don't blame him!

Eastern OZ Loc: With the wizard.

So most of the DEMONCRATS should be fired for not producing anything in the last 4 or more years.

Their butts must really hurt.

I can not imagine having my head up my A$$ and my whole body hurting.

BuTTTTT they are use to it so they just feel as normal as normal is for them.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

And that's just from Kevyn!

Hug

Kevyn is talking about himself here.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

Welcome to America and OPP. We're glad you are here. The problem with this country is with some of the native-born who can't appreciate what they have. Thank you for your service!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Sounds to me like you're describing democrats and the leftist media. Look in the mirror.

Zemirah Loc: Sojourner En Route...

President Trump did not say that.

US President Donald Trump on Monday said "a lot of people" — including Chinese President Xi Jinping —thought the coronavirus would go away in April.

Last week, S&P Global made a similar prediction, saying it expected the coronavirus outbreak to "stabilize globally in April 2020, with virtually no new transmissions in May."

It added: "Our worst-case projection holds that the virus stops spreading in late May, and optimistically in March."

But whereas the flu virus' genes change via a process called antigenic drift, coronaviruses are "somewhat less prone to mutation than flu," Stephen Morse, an epidemiologist at Columbia University, told Business Insider. (Each small mutation of the flu, on the other hand, gives rise to a new, closely related flu virus that our immune systems have to start fighting from scratch — that's why flu vaccines aren't always 100% effective.)

The genetic code of the Wuhan coronavirus shows it's 80% similar to SARS. New research suggests a potential way to neutralize the virus.

https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-wuhan-coronavirus-go-awa-in-april-experts-2020-2?op=1

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

Los Angeles Times



On Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that the spread of the coronavirus within U.S. communities was probably inevitable, with the CDC’s director saying that it was “not so much a question of if, but a question of when.”

That “when” may have arrived just a day later. On Wednesday, the CDC confirmed it is investigating what could be the first instance of “community spread” of the virus in the U.S., after a California resident being treated at UC Davis Medical Center tested positive.

[Read the story: “California coronavirus case could be first spread within U.S. community, CDC says” in the Los Angeles Times]

What does “community spread” mean?

Community spread, according to the CDC, refers to the “spread of an illness for which the source of infection is unknown.”

All of the other known coronavirus cases in the U.S. have involved individuals who either recently traveled out of the country or had known contact with someone who did. But in this new California case, the patient had not recently traveled out of the country, nor could public health workers identify any prior contact between the patient and people who had traveled to China or other areas where the virus is widespread. It’s not clear how the person became infected, and the CDC said that it’s still possible that they “may have been exposed to a returned traveler who was infected.” But it’s also possible that the case represents the first instance of community spread in the U.S., which would signal more challenges ahead for public health officials.

“It’s the first signal that we could be having silent transmission in the community,” Lawrence Gostin, director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Center on National and Global Health Law, told The Times. “It probably means there are many more cases out there, and it probably means this individual has infected others, and now it’s a race to try to find out who that person has infected.”

The broader U.S. response to the virus

That confirmation from the CDC came shortly after President Trump held a rare news conference in the White House briefing room with public health officials to address the virus Wednesday evening.

[Read the story: “Trump, seeking to tamp down fears of coronavirus, names Pence to lead response” in the Los Angeles Times]

During the conference, Trump named Vice President Mike Pence to coordinate the administration’s response while asserting that “the risk to the American people remains very low.” But the public health officials flanking the president were “noticeably less upbeat,” according to my colleagues’ story. Those officials repeatedly warned of the risk that the deadly COVID-19 virus — which has now infected 60 Americans — could still spread quickly in the United States.

Officials urged Americans to take basic precautions, such as washing hands and staying home if sick. And Trump acknowledged that the administration has plans for “large scale” quarantines should they be needed.

More coronavirus coverage:

Economists have begun to raise their estimates for the risk of a global recession as the outbreak enters a potentially dangerous new phase. Los Angeles Times
Ugly battles erupt as residents fight housing coronavirus patients in their cities: The fight over a proposal to house some patients at a state-owned facility in Costa Mesa is likely to be only the first round in a brewing battle — one pitting higher-level health officials working to stem the spread of COVID-19 against the communities expected to play host to those efforts. Los Angeles Times
The “coronavirus effect” is hitting the Bay Area’s tech industry hard. Tech giants are dealing with a disruption in global supply chains, lost sales from the massive Chinese market, travel restrictions and canceled conferences. San Francisco Chronicle

gmiddleton_51

Our president is a pathological liar and a manipulator, it is impossible to believe anything that flow from his mouth!!!

Eastern OZ Loc: With the wizard.

Seems to be he learned from the best the Lifers in politics.

But he says things to your face and does not hide like the CHICKEN SHITS DO.

All should have a limit of 2 terms if they do not get voted out after 1,and loose their self given perks when they leave.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

I don't believe Trump unless he has had kevyn put in quarantine.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

"Our president is a pathological liar and a manipulator, it is impossible to believe anything that flow from his mouth!!!" - gmiddleton_51

Sooo gmiddleton_51; did you vote for this?

Hillary the Scandals
http://youtu.be/BYKAzJcU-DA

American Vet

Except, as noted above on your comments about President Trump, people you don't like.....typical hypocrite.

Hug

You just painted a picture of yourself. You are very ignorant.

American Vet

** And again, BS

You have a severe case of TDS - seek professional help.