https://www.newsweek.com/trump-rally-tulsa-oklahoma-coronavirus-cases-covid-19-1511021
Peter Drobac, a physician and an infectious diseases specialist at
the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School, pointed to alarming
facts that highlight the risks of holding the Tulsa rally.
New
COVID-19 cases are surging in Oklahoma. On Friday the state reported its
highest single-day increase in new cases to date. Neighboring states,
from which rally attendees may travel, are also reporting spikes in new
infections.
"If you tried to design a superspreader event for COVID-19, it would look a lot like one of these rallies," Drobac told Newsweek.
"It's perfectly designed to foster the spread of a respiratory virus. I
worry about the risk to attendees, to their loved ones, and to the
president."
And if it doesn't happen, then he'll still get criticized. It could've happened!
ReplyDeleteThe same folks who don't seem to care about protests and riots where the density is far greater suddenly are worried about Trump rallies. Hypocrisy.