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What Is Biden's Covid-19 Plan?

Moderate Right said:
Well, if Biden would listen to the medical community, then what is his plan for what he would do today? Listening is one thing. Policy is another. What policies would Biden enact TODAY to fight Covid that would be different than Trump? Listening is not a policy. By the way, Trump listens to the medical community.
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Biden is not the President today.

What you are asking is impossible to answer.

I posted his plan.
 
Lakryte said:
I also posted Biden's actual plan. Can you share Trump's plan?
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Trump's plan has been clear since day one. Minimize the danger lest it interfere with the economy.

Human lives mean nothing...only his reelection.
 
Moderate Right said:
By the way, Trump listens to the medical community.
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Uh-huh. Sure he does.

Donald J. Trump July 8, 2020
@realDonaldTrump
I disagree with @CDCgov on their very tough & expensive guidelines for opening schools. While they want them open, they are asking schools to do very impractical things. I will be meeting with them!!!
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Trump doesn't understand pandemics. Trump knows nothing about public schools. All Trump understands (misunderstands) is that he needs to brush the pandemic under the rug so it won't hurt his reelection chances.

It's so ironic, and so telling, that he doesn't understand that doing this undermines his popularity more than any other approach he could take regarding the virus.

With COVID-19 cases soaring nationally, Americans by nearly a two to one margin distrust what President Donald Trump says about the pandemic, and six in 10 in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll disapprove of how he’s handling it, up steeply since the early days of the outbreak.
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What a moron.

What a dangerous moron.
 
More insight into Trump's Covid-19 "plan:"

Trump administration pushing to block new money for testing, tracing and CDC in upcoming coronavirus relief bill
White House posture angers some GOP senators who are trying to include billions of dollars in the bill

The Trump administration is trying to block billions of dollars for states to conduct testing and contact tracing in the upcoming coronavirus relief bill, people involved in the talks said Saturday.

The administration is also trying to block billions of dollars that GOP senators want to allocate for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and billions more for the Pentagon and State Department to address the pandemic at home and abroad, the people said.

The administration’s posture has angered some GOP senators, the officials said, and some lawmakers are trying to push back and ensure that the money stays in the bill. The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to reveal confidential deliberations, cautioned that the talks were fluid and the numbers were in flux.
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It takes a lot to anger Republicans over not taking action against the pandemic, but Trump apparently is exploring all possible avenues for doing so. Next maybe he'll move to block all federal dollars for treating it at all.

Boy, that would really show the libtards!
 
Moderate Right said:
First of all, no they aren't. The feds are helping them find supplies. Second, the states are finding their supplies.
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Sorry but you are mistaken.

I remembered reading how much Mayor Dugan and the city paid for the Abbott kits.

It took a bit of a search but I did find the article I remembered reading.

April 2,2020

Detroit is the first city in the country to begin using the kits from Abbott, a global health care company based in Lake County, Illinois, Mayor Mike Duggan has said.

The innovative testing kits will allow quarantined police officers and other first responders who test negative to return to work faster. Otherwise, they would have had to remain quarantined while waiting days for test results.

"This is the game changer we have been waiting for," Duggan said Thursday at his daily media briefing.

The city spent $377,049 on Abbott testing kits, instruments, control swabs and bar code readers, according to the city's purchase order dated March 29. The purchase order did not specify quantities for the equipment, but a Duggan spokesman said the city bought 5,000 kits.
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Detroit is first US city to get 15-minute coronavirus tests
 
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Moderate Right said:
The last two links are nothing but asking for donations. The first link is not a plan to stop the virus. What is his plan to stop the virus? You could easily argue that Trump is already doing most everything on Biden's list in that link.
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No, you couldn't argue that. Don't waste our times with jokes.

As for what Biden is proposing, here you go.

Implement Widespread Testing-and-Tracing

  • Stand up a Pandemic Testing Board to massively surge a nationwide campaign and guarantee regular, reliable, and free access to testing for all, including every worker called back on the job .
  • Double the number of drive-through testing sites and increase the numbers until there are no more lines.
  • Build a national contact tracing workforce, starting by hiring at least 100,000 Americans and equipping sorely under-resourced public health departments with the resources they need to spot and stop outbreaks.

Establish Sustainable Supply Chain for PPE and Supplies and Help for Health Care Workers:

  • Implement a coordinated, country-wide, future-facing national effort to acquire, produce, and distribute PPE, test kits and machines, lab supplies, and other critical supplies, including by fully utilizing the authorities under the Defense Production Action.
  • Identify tomorrow’s needs for PPE, lab reagents, and test supplies when they run low, as well as replenish depleted supplies in hard-hit areas, especially for federally qualified health centers, rural health clinics, safety-net hospitals, and nursing homes, which are typically resource-poor and disproportionately serve vulnerable populations that are bearing the brunt of COVID-19.
  • Build now toward a future, flexible American-sourced and manufactured capability to ensure we are not vulnerable to supply chain disruptions in times of crisis.

Provide:

  • Guaranteed priority access to national supplies of PPE.
  • Premium Pay for health care workers for putting themselves at risk. There is no substitute for ensuring the safety of health care workers, but as Biden has said, everyone who puts their lives on the line should receive a boost in their paychecks.
  • Emergency paid leave, which Biden has called for anyone who gets COVID-19 or needs to care for a loved one who has it.
  • Free, accessible, and safe housing to enable health care workers to quarantine away from their loved ones as necessary.
  • A Health Care Worker COVID-19 Consultation Hotline and strengthened clinician peer-to-peer learning, so that frontline staff do not have to rely on social media to learn best practices in treating COVID-19 patients.
  • Access to an array of prevention and early intervention mental health services, including health-status monitoring, emotional-health support and psychological first aid, to every COVID-19 health care worker. Seeking help should not impact your current or future employment, including your ability to get a license. This is in addition to Biden’s robust commitment to ensuring every American has access to mental health insurance coverage and expanding immediate access to telemental health services by requiring all carriers — not just Medicare — to pay for telemental health services. There should be no barrier to mental health care in this crisis – none.
  • The mobilization of health care workers nationwide, including assessing areas of need, developing a registry of volunteers, and ensuring that staffing gaps are voluntarily filled in a safe, sustainable way.
 
Accelerate the Development of Treatments and Vaccines:

  • Ramp up the large-scale manufacturing of as many vaccine candidates as necessary
  • Help secure COVID-19-related research from cyber threats.
  • Proactively build a nationwide vaccination campaign, taking the steps now to guarantee the fair distribution of all vaccines.
  • Immediately restore our relationship with the World Health Organization, which — while not perfect — is essential to coordinating a global response during a pandemic.
  • Establish and resource an Emerging Infectious Disease Clinical Trial Network to bring scientific talent together behind the most promising drugs instead of having different studies competing with each other for resources and patients.
  • Ensure everyone — not just the wealthy and well-connected — in America receives the protection and care they deserve, and consumers are not price gouged as new drugs and therapies come to market.

Reopen Right:

  • Guarantee paid leave for all who get sick and for workers caring for family members or other loved ones sick with COVID-19.
  • Ensure worker protection and accountability, including tasking the Occupational Safety and Health Administration with setting and enforcing a rigorous emergency temporary standard so employers follow a clear set of rules to keep workers safe from COVID-19.
  • Create a “Safer for Shoppers” program that gives compliant businesses a sign for their window so shoppers know they have done what they can to minimize the risk of exposure.
  • Equip small business with an ambitious “restart package” that provides small business owners support for retaining and rehiring workers and covering other costs of restarting in this challenging environment.
  • Assist schools and child care programs with re-opening, perhaps the single most important step to get parents back to work, including scaling-up NIH-funded COVID-19 pediatric research, building a Safer Schools Best Practices Clearinghouse, and providing the resources child care providers and schools — particularly Title I schools — need to safely reopen and help students who have fallen behind.

Protect Older Americans and Others at High Risk:

  • Ensure evidence-based guidance for each phase of reopening and an easy-to-read Nationwide Pandemic Dashboard that Americans can check in real-time to help them gauge whether local transmission is actively occurring in their zip codes. This information is critical to helping all individuals, but especially older Americans and others at high risk, understand what level of precaution to take.
  • Ensure enough testing capacity so that people in nursing homes and long-term care facilities are able to receive visitors safely.
  • Boost Social Security payments by $200 a month and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits by 15 percent in order to ensure that people on fixed incomes can weather the long arc of the pandemic. [Read Joe Biden’s previously released Plan for Older Americans, Plan for Supporting People with Disabilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Fact Sheet on How Joe Biden Would Help You Get Health Insurance Coverage During The COVID-19 Crisis.]
 
RESTORING TRUST, CREDIBILITY, AND COMMON PURPOSE

  • Stop the political theater and willful misinformation that has heightened confusion and discrimination.
  • Ensure that public health decisions are made by public health professionals and not politicians, and officials engaged in the response do not fear retribution or public disparagement for performing their jobs.
  • Immediately restore the White House National Security Council Directorate for Global Health Security and Biodefense, which was established by the Obama-Biden Administration and eliminated by the Trump Administration in 2018.

MOUNTING AN EFFECTIVE NATIONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE THAT SAVES LIVES, PROTECTS FRONTLINE WORKERS, AND MINIMIZES THE SPREAD OF COVID-19

  • Make Testing Widely Available and Free
    • Ensure that every person who needs a test can get one – and that testing for those who need it is free.
    • Establish at least ten mobile testing sites and drive-through facilities per state to speed testing and protect health care workers.
    • Provide a daily public White House report on how many tests have been done by the CDC, state and local health authorities, and prvate laboratories.
    • Expand CDC sentinel surveillance programs and other surveillance programs so that we can offer tests not only only to those who ask but also to those who may not know to ask, especially vulnerable populations like nursing home patients and people with underlying medical conditions.
    • Task the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to help establish a diagnosis code for COVID-19 on an emergency basis so that surveillance can be done using claims data.
 
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  • Surge Capacity for Prevention, Response, and Treatment
    • Task all relevant federal agencies to take immediate action to ensure that America’s hospital capacity can meet the growing need, including by:
      • Preparing to stand up multi-hundred-bed temporary hospitals in any city on short notice by deploying existing Federal Medical Stations in the strategic national stockpile and preemptively defining potential locations for their use as needed.
      • Directing the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) to prepare for potential deployment of military resources, both the active and reserve components, and work with governors to prepare for potential deployment of National Guard resources, to provide medical facility capacity, logistical support, and additional medical personnel if necessary. This includes activating the Medical Reserve Corps, which consists of nearly 200,000 volunteer health care professionals who stand ready to serve across America; training and deploying additional surge capacity, including U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs/DOD medical equipment and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Disaster Assistance Medical Teams; and directing and assisting existing hospitals to surge care for 20% more patients than current capacity through flexible staffing, use of telemedicine support, and delaying elective procedures.
      • Instructing the CDC to establish real-time dashboards tracking (1) hospital admissions related to COVID-19, especially for ICUs and emergency departments, in concert with the American Hospital Association and large hospital chains, for which the HHS must ensure data is able to be shared, as needed; and (2) supply chain information – including availability, allocation, and shipping – for essential equipment and personal protective equipment, including in the various places where there may be federal reserves. The strategic national stockpile must be used to supplement any shortages that exist, especially for essential medical supplies, like oxygen, ventilators, and personal protective equipment.
      • Ensuring that training, materials, and resources reach federally qualified health centers, rural health clinics, and safety-net hospitals, which are typically resource-poor and care disproportionately for vulnerable populations that will bear the brunt of COVID-19. This effort will lay the foundation for a deeper and more lasting public health infrastructure for accessible national health care for all.
    • Surge tele-emergency room, tele-ICU care, and telemedicine through a concerted, coordinated effort by health care providers to enable staff to manage additional patients and save beds for the very sick.
    • Support older adults, vulnerable individuals, and people with disabilities.
    • Protect health care workers, first responders, assisted living staff, and other frontline workers.
    • Ensure first responders, including local fire departments and Emergency Medical Services, can meet the staffing requirements needed to respond and are trained to recognize the symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Accelerate the Development of Treatment and Vaccines
    • Ensure the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority are swiftly accelerating the development of rapid diagnostic tests, therapeutics and medicines, and vaccines.
    • Ensure the FDA is working with the NIH to prioritize review and authorization for use of COVID-19 countermeasures and strengthen regulatory science at the FDA to make certain it has the needed resources to evaluate the safety and efficacy of new tools.
  • Provide Timely Information and Medical Advice and Guidance
    • Work with the CDC and HHS to ensure that health departments and health providers across the country give every person access to an advice line or interactive online advice so they can make an informed decision about whether to seek care or to stay at home.
    • Instruct the CDC to provide clear, stepwise guidance and resources about both containment and mitigation for local school districts, health care facilities, higher education and school administrators, and the general public.
    • Ensure firefighters and other emergency responders are notified if they have been exposed to individuals infected with COVID-19.
 
  • Launching Urgent Public Health System Improvements for Now and the Future
    • Work with businesses to expand production of personal protective equipment, including masks and gloves, and additional products such as bleach and alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
    • Task the U.S. Department of Justice with combating price gouging for critical supplies.
    • Take steps in the aftermath of the crisis to produce American-sourced and manufactured pharmaceutical and medical supply products in order to reduce our dependence on foreign sources that are unreliable in times of crisis.
    • Establish and fund a U.S. Public Health Service Reserve Corps to activate former Public Health Service Commissioned Corps officers to expand medical and public health capacity.
    • Expand the Staffing for the Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant program so that fire departments – critical first responders in health emergencies—can increase staffing.
  • Providing the Resources Necessary to Achieve These Outcomes
    • To implement this national emergency response, the Biden Plan calls for an immediate increase of federal resources to cover all necessary federal costs, as well as the creation of a State and Local Emergency Fund that gives state and local leaders the power to meet critical health and economic needs to combat this crisis.

Okay, I'm tired of trying to condense and transcribe all that's there. There's more, and more detail on the above. Learn to click links and read.

Biden has a plan for a national response. The Trump "plan" of 'pretend there's no problem and also blame the governors' is not as comprehensive.
 
minnie616 said:
Sorry but you are mistaken.

I remembered reading how much Mayor Dugan and the city paid for the Abbott kits.

It took a bit of a search but I did find the article I remembered reading.

April 2,2020



Detroit is first US city to get 15-minute coronavirus tests
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Some of these states are reporting over 10,000 cases per day. You can't do that unless testing is UP. And, additional testing doesn't solve the bottom line problem of spikes in infections. All it does is add to the totals. We need a plan to stop the virus spread, not test more so we can have higher numbers.
 
Greenbeard said:
The Trump "plan" of 'pretend there's no problem and also blame the governors' is not as comprehensive.
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And play lots of golf.

And whine a lot.
 
He doesn't have one.
 
Moderate Right said:
The last two links are nothing but asking for donations. The first link is not a plan to stop the virus. What is his plan to stop the virus? You could easily argue that Trump is already doing most everything on Biden's list in that link.
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Yes, Trump's administration has done a lot of what is on the list, but in a comprehensive plan, you list everything.

I don't know where Biden is going to come up with the money for some of this. I don't know where Trump's coming up with it, either. No matter how much money the government tries to throw to families and the private sector, it still seems to me we're bailing out a sinking ship with a Dixie cup. As for the Covid attack plan itself, I suppose it's smart to wait until we see what the situation is before making detailed decisions. There was nothing on that list, and I did at least carefully skim it all, that made me sit up and say "We're saved!"
 
Moderate Right said:
Some of these states are reporting over 10,000 cases per day. You can't do that unless testing is UP. And, additional testing doesn't solve the bottom line problem of spikes in infections. All it does is add to the totals. We need a plan to stop the virus spread, not test more so we can have higher numbers.
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Michigan has a plan. If cases keep rising we will dial back.

Michigan now has over 20,000 tests a day. Michigan’s number of positive tests per day are Going up but are still under 900 per day.


New daily Michigan COVID-19 totals since June 15
June 15 -- 74 new cases
June 16 -- 125 new cases
June 17 -- 204 new cases
June 18 -- 225 new cases
June 19 -- 211 new cases
June 20 -- 255 new cases
June 21 -- 146 new cases
June 22 -- 179 new cases
June 23 -- 221 new cases
June 24 -- 323 new cases
June 25 -- 353 new cases
June 26 -- 389 new cases
June 27 -- 314 new cases
June 28 -- 252 new cases
June 29 -- 236 new cases
June 30 -- 373 new cases
July 1 -- 252 new cases
July 2 -- 543 new cases
July 3 -- 460 new cases
July 4-- 398 new cases
July 5 -- 343 new cases
July 6 -- 295 new cases
July 7 -- 454 new cases
July 8 -- 610 new cases
July 9 -- 446 new cases
July 10 -- 612 new cases
July 11 -- 653 new cases
July 12 -- 390 new cases
July 13 -- 384 new cases
July 14 -- 584 new cases
July 15 -- 891 new cases
July 16 -- 645 new cases
July 17 -- 660 new cases

Sunday’s update represents 483 new cases and an additional 2 deaths.


New cases have increased moderately in the last week, while deaths remain flat in Michigan. Testing has increased in the last week, with an average of more than 20,000 per day, with the positive rate just above 3 percent. Hospitalizations have increased slightly since last week.

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Moderate Right said:
Some of these states are reporting over 10,000 cases per day. You can't do that unless testing is UP. And, additional testing doesn't solve the bottom line problem of spikes in infections. All it does is add to the totals. We need a plan to stop the virus spread, not test more so we can have higher numbers.
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Actually more testing CAN solve the problem of spikes (at least partially) by identifying sooner people who need to be isolated and prevent further spread. With this disease, it seems to all be about SPREAD. Testing certainly plays a role in slowing that down. Remember March? Early April? In our state we were so short on tests that even if you HAD Covid symptoms, unless you were sick enough to be hospitalized you weren't tested. In scenarios like that, all kinds of people were walking around either asymptomatic or only a little bit sick and spreading it to all and sundry at the grocery store, the drug store, the post office. Of course it multiplied exponentially.

We NEED a vaccine, is what we need. But until then we KNOW what will stop the spread--people stop interacting or take strict precautions when they must. It will work, but everyone needs to cooperate and everyone in the country needs to be on the same page.
 
TU Curmudgeon said:
Since when has it been important for any American politician to actually have a fully thought out program for dealing with anything?

For electoral purposes, the following suffice

QUESTION - "What are you going to do about unemployment?"

ANSWER - "I will reduce unemployment."
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QUESTION - "What are you going to do about the national debt?"

ANSWER - "I will reduce the national debt."
​

QUESTION - "What are you going to do about the trade deficit?"

ANSWER - "I will reduce the trade deficit."
​

QUESTION - "What are you going to do about the number of people who are living in poverty?"

ANSWER - "I will reduce the number of people who are living in poverty."
​

QUESTION - "What are you going to do about _[fill in the blank]?"

ANSWER - "I will kiss it and make it better."
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PS - Even if some politician DOES produce ACTUAL plans for improvement during an election campaign, you have to remember that, once elected, the primary task of any politician is to get re-elected and if the plans that they presented for improvement during the election campaign appear to be potentially likely to possibly have a theoretical chance of reducing the politician's chance of getting re-elected, then those plans go into the dumpster so fast that it makes your head spin.
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Sounds about like most politicians. Blame everything on someone else and then say I'll fix it but never state exactly how. I believe it was Mondale who openly said he was going to raise everyones taxes, and you saw what happened there. Biden is saying he is going to get rid of carbon fuels and put all those industries out of business and loose those jobs. Bad idea. First of all the alternative energy industry has to have a base load energy source that is consistent in order to work. 24/7 power level has to be maintained because you can't depend on wind or solar to do that except with massive levels of battery storage and at this point that really doesn't exist nor look as if it will. The left is lying to you. Besides, automobiles, airplanes, hospitals just to name a few can't work off alternative fuels nearly as well as say homes. Its BS, but they sell the democrat voter a bill of goods and never deliver.
 
minnie616 said:
Michigan has a plan. If cases keep rising we will dial back.

Michigan now has over 20,000 tests a day. Michigan’s number of positive tests per day are Going up but are still under 900 per day.


New daily Michigan COVID-19 totals since June 15
June 15 -- 74 new cases
June 16 -- 125 new cases
June 17 -- 204 new cases
June 18 -- 225 new cases
June 19 -- 211 new cases
June 20 -- 255 new cases
June 21 -- 146 new cases
June 22 -- 179 new cases
June 23 -- 221 new cases
June 24 -- 323 new cases
June 25 -- 353 new cases
June 26 -- 389 new cases
June 27 -- 314 new cases
June 28 -- 252 new cases
June 29 -- 236 new cases
June 30 -- 373 new cases
July 1 -- 252 new cases
July 2 -- 543 new cases
July 3 -- 460 new cases
July 4-- 398 new cases
July 5 -- 343 new cases
July 6 -- 295 new cases
July 7 -- 454 new cases
July 8 -- 610 new cases
July 9 -- 446 new cases
July 10 -- 612 new cases
July 11 -- 653 new cases
July 12 -- 390 new cases
July 13 -- 384 new cases
July 14 -- 584 new cases
July 15 -- 891 new cases
July 16 -- 645 new cases
July 17 -- 660 new cases

Sunday’s update represents 483 new cases and an additional 2 deaths.


New cases have increased moderately in the last week, while deaths remain flat in Michigan. Testing has increased in the last week, with an average of more than 20,000 per day, with the positive rate just above 3 percent. Hospitalizations have increased slightly since last week.

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Not sure what you are trying to say. Are you saying that the states have plans and that neither Trump or Biden have plans? I would actually agree with that. And, that's really the way it should be. With 50 totally different states you can't lock down Hawaii along with California, Texas, and Florida. That would be stupid. But, I will say this, all of the states who had it bad back in March who locked down and then reopened have it far worse now than they did back in March and this time they aren't totally locked down. That's because they understand that economic devastation is not the answer to Covid.
 
Moderate Right said:
Not sure what you are trying to say. Are you saying that the states have plans and that neither Trump or Biden have plans? I would actually agree with that. And, that's really the way it should be. With 50 totally different states you can't lock down Hawaii along with California, Texas, and Florida. That would be stupid. But, I will say this, all of the states who had it bad back in March who locked down and then reopened have it far worse now than they did back in March and this time they aren't totally locked down. That's because they understand that economic devastation is not the answer to Covid.
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The White House Covid 19 task force came up with guidelines for reopening states.

President Trump has unveiled Guidelines for Opening Up America Again, a three-phased approach based on the advice of public health experts. These steps will help state and local officials when reopening their economies, getting people back to work, and continuing to protect American lives.
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Read more:


Access Denied

The President Trump got in a hurry and encouraged states to reopen even when WH guidelines were not meant.

Liberate Michigan he said.


Other than recommended guidelines there were no Federal plans to follow So States had to come up with their Plans.

Gov. Whitmer unveils new coronavirus response plan for Michigan

Gov. Whitmer unveils new coronavirus response plan for Michigan
 
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Moderate Right said:
Not sure what you are trying to say. Are you saying that the states have plans and that neither Trump or Biden have plans? I would actually agree with that. And, that's really the way it should be. With 50 totally different states you can't lock down Hawaii along with California, Texas, and Florida. That would be stupid. But, I will say this, all of the states who had it bad back in March who locked down and then reopened have it far worse now than they did back in March and this time they aren't totally locked down. That's because they understand that economic devastation is not the answer to Covid.
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Michigan had More than 4000 hospitalizations And more than 1500 in the ICU in April now we have less than 450 hospitalizations @and under 225 in the ICU in our state . Our state is not worse off.

See chart at the bottom of the link.

Tracking Michigan COVID-19 hospitalization data trends

In fact if our numbers continue to rise the auto companies will be shut down again.

Whitmer: COVID-19 spread could force closure of auto plants, other businesses

From July 15,2020

Whitmer: COVID-19 spread could force closure of more Michigan businesses
 
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Greenbeard said:
Where's Trump's? The "pretend it'll just go away" strategy isn't working.;

Inside Trump’s Failure: The Rush to Abandon Leadership Role on the Virus



Anyway, Biden's plan is available on his website.

THE BIDEN PLAN TO COMBAT CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) AND PREPARE FOR FUTURE GLOBAL HEALTH THREATS
JOE BIDEN’S PLAN TO BEAT COVID-19
JOE BIDEN’S 4-POINT PLAN FOR OUR ESSENTIAL WORKERS
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If you expect a Trump supporter who wonders what Biden's plan is to have the imagination it takes to consult Biden's campaign site, you are expecting a lot.
 
Moderate Right said:
Does anyone know? The other day I read an opinion piece article about how differently Biden would handle a theoretical pandemic such as Covid-19. But, it was an opinion piece, basically saying Biden wouldn't do Trump this and he wouldn't do Trump that or that Biden would listen to the medical community but it was glaringly obvious that the person who wrote the opinion piece couldn't even quote one thing Biden said that Biden would do right now - AKA Biden's game plan for Covid-19. If Trump stepped down today and Biden took over, what concrete steps would Biden actually do? Has he even said? I mean he's running for president. While doing so you say that I will do this for the economy, I will do this for national defense, I would take these immediate steps on Covid-19. I don't recall anything Biden has actually said on the subject, other than anti-Trumpness and vague crap like he would listen to the medical community. Why hasn't he come out saying this is my plan 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5? This is what I will do vs Covid-19 on my first day in office.
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Actually all that ever was needed to be done was to follow the science and give the scientists all the support possible like all the successful countries have done. Biden has said that’s what needs to be done and he’s right.

But of course you love Trump’s plan which he has laid out in detail:
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Moderate Right said:
The last two links are nothing but asking for donations. The first link is not a plan to stop the virus. What is his plan to stop the virus? You could easily argue that Trump is already doing most everything on Biden's list in that link.
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You have to click continue at the top for the last two links.


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Integrityrespec said:
Here is a story on the truth of what is happening in India. We are not getting the numbers correctly because India has a poor system, China lies, Russia lies.
Our numbers are better than most western countries but the left doesn't talk about it.
Anything to help Biden get elected.
‘The epidemic is growing very rapidly’: Indian government adviser fears coronavirus crisis will worsen
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Let's see you prove that 'we are doing better than most western countries. I will accept that China, India, and Russia, as well as pakistan are not giving valid data. You made a claim, back it up
 
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