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lisaaug's avatar

Thank you. If I were a believer, I could think that they are my burden to bear in order to get into heaven.

lisaaug's avatar

Didn't mean to make you sad!

lisaaug's avatar

I sincerely hope you are right. I tend toward the cynical and pessimistic.

Andacar's avatar

Focused on "... the cost-effectiveness of diagnostics." In other words, as little as possible.

Lefty Wright's avatar

Everyone has to make sacrifices during a crisis, regardless of how odious they may be.

Pepe SheepDip's avatar

Is there a website yet that is comparing Covid deaths to Republican voting margins? I would really like to calm my anxiety by reading some of those stats.

Virgiebeach's avatar

Go, Ankeny! I'll tell Mom; she has 2 family members who live in that general area. Yay!

Virgiebeach's avatar

Moi aussi. Thanks, Tacos!

Paniq! At Disqus's avatar

Absolutely true. I will note, however, that the pre-News Corp version used to publish a fair number of critiques of their editorial stances in the letter section, whereas now they seem to prefer the mega-ditto approach.

Kooolest G's avatar

But he did graduate from Harvard Medical School, so he's a real ad for the Ivies, like Ted Cruz or Tom Cotton.say you know who else went to yale and harvard law?

ron desantis

Kobayashi Marooned's avatar

The airline industry and FAA do the same calculations. Feel safer?

anotherangle01's avatar

Plus, continue the labor shortage that affecting all sectors of the US labor market.

deadjello's avatar

Yep, but that may predate even me. I just recall frequent use in those old Crumb cartoons.

Pexas Teat's avatar

Did they go to an accredited college?

Saxo the Grammarian's avatar

When a doctor who is appointed as state surgeon general prioritizes his boss's political messaging over public health, he is no longer a doctor, but a Soviet-style apparatchik.

https://youtu.be/u4xCbtkJht0