Caine: County in race for herd immunity

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9 thoughts on “Caine: County in race for herd immunity

  1. “Marion County’s 4% test positivity rate is lower than nearly all other central Indiana counties besides Shelby County, and is on par with Morgan County, as of March 28, according to the health department.” But let’s keep virtue signaling with our masks. What happened to “follow the science”?

    The experiment is underway in TX, and it’s working. Time to remove the mask mandate and get workers back in the offices downtown.

    1. I’m with you David D. Enough is enough. They are not using any kind of science or otherwise they would realize masks and social distancing are not effective. Maybe we need to overturn our mayor like CA is doing to their Governor.

    2. You do realize that the government isn’t stoping workers from returning to Downtown offices, right? Those are corporate decisions. It’s time to remove the mask mandate when enough people are vaccinated. That is following the science. California has the lowest Covid-19 positivity rate in the country right now. Can Texas say the same? When you value money over life, I guess it doesn’t matter.

    3. Ah, yes, the “if we can just save one life” argument. That isn’t how anything works. Otherwise, the speed limit would be 2 mph and no one would leave their home.

      Congrats to California — it’s quite an example they’ve set out there….

    4. Libs don’t follow the science.
      Sheep are always going to follow.
      Hogsett and Holcomb are one in the same.
      Too afraid to let people make their own decisions.
      Get your shot and wear your mask. Why force others to do the same?

    5. Wes, corporations have not returned to the office for a variety of reasons including: virtual productivity, virtual signaling from Libs like you, and an uncertain legal liability environment.
      That said, congrats on finding an exact snapshot in time to put CA on a pedestal, because it supports your opinion. Can you walk us through what is happening in MI at that same snapshot in time? Masks in place, has consistently had one of the worst lockdowns in the country, courtesy of your Lib Queen. Positives rates currently worst in the country.

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