COVID-19 hospitalizations in Indiana reach all-time high

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4 thoughts on “COVID-19 hospitalizations in Indiana reach all-time high

  1. This isn’t the all-time high for positive cases – which you Trumpsters would blame exclusively on increased testing. This is an all-time high for hospitalizations! There’s no disputing that fact and that it isn’t just like the flu since you don’t get admitted to a hospital unless you’re having seriously bad symptoms with breathing, etc. So, we “rounded the corner”, right, Trumpsters? Curiously silent the last week or two as this issue is getting worse and worse throughout the entire country. I suppose you can claim a pyrrhic victory by saying at least THE SCIENTISTS have developed some helpful treatments that are keeping the death toll from growing exponentially. Oh, and as it turns out we’ve over-produced ventilators at the expense of keeping the spread contained. So we’re not forcing doctors to play God and decide which patients get a ventilator and which don’t. Let’s hope we don’t get like some cities and bring in refrigerated trucks as temporary morgues.

    1. With Covid-19 exploding, all they can talk about now is looting and rioting that ended months ago.

  2. Randy and Wesley….you guys can stay locked in your basement indefinitely. The rest of us will still practice social distancing, good hand-washing hygiene but continue to live a bit so we don’t go cray-cray like the two of you!

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