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From other articles I've seen on the topic, that's unfortunately not that high. I'll see if I can track down the articles on it, but the denial rate in the Rio Grande Valley (Edinburg and nearby towns) and El Paso was something like 40 or 50%. Unfortunately, those are also places that were...
Lurked in this thread for a while because I started out loathing Baker. He was a completely classless a-hole in college and I wanted him to fail. That said, it seems like he grew up this season, though maybe I'm wrong. Johnny football flamed out spectacularly by now and Baker was #10 in QBR...
If I'm Matt Campbell, I'd rather be at Iowa State. Pruitt cheated a lot to go 3-7. Three things are possible and they aren't mutually exclusive: there's rampant cheating in the SEC (maybe all of college football), Pruitt is a terrible coach, and/or it's that hard to win at Tennessee. I'll...
And what if I think the Russians had a favorite but Trump didn't collude? He openly invited help and guys like Manafort may have had a heads up about Wikileaks releases. That's different from trying to collaborate on some voter suppression scheme. I also think Russia prefers chaos and...
I'm not sure it's that as much as it was a signature issue for Republicans that seems now obliterated. Republicans don't really have the high ground there, though maybe they will when they retake Congress in 2022 (just based on history that seems like a lock). Whether coincidence or a causal...
It will help, but it may complicate things a lot (see link in above post) and they are apparently pretty far behind in production.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/13/health/covid-vaccine-johnson-johnson.html
I'm not sure this was actually intended as a response to me, but I never said I agreed with it, just that using a less effective vaccine increases the number of doses the UK has to administer for herd immunity. Personally, I'd want to see some modeling done to determine optimal large scale...
UK is also using the AstraZeneca vaccine in their arsenal and I'm not sure it will be approved here because their trial data were not great. It could be far less effective than the ones we're giving and that could increase the number they have to administer to reach herd immunity.
That is a pretty bold statement for an Oklahoma senator. Seems genuine and could cost him politically, even if only a little. Gotta respect it anytime someone does that. Maybe it's the residual from my evangelical upbringing, but I like it when leaders issue genuine apologies and own their...
Why? Am I missing something where she's an active politician? Are they going to censure every quasi well known republican in the state for things like this?
