[TheRealThing]

I'm not sure how you measure social distancing, but my guess is
Beshear's comment is about how our state has flattened the curve faster. Most of these Governors have law degrees, and have been in public service. Trump? Where is his expertise?

What if this is all some type of Chinese biological attack on America? Would it be the responsibility of the federal govt to come to the aid of states then?

I already called out Cuomo and DeBlasio.irateSho

You gave me a link to "commentary" show. His own network doesn't even call the :flush: he serves up as news.

No. You're not going to give me the hocker on a doorknob slidestep this time. I prefaced posting the link with factual information that precludes the possibility of the injection of anybody's personal bias. All the items which make up the factual timeline are cited from newspaper articles, dated interview clips from the various news agencies, and though they are admittedly laughable, dated statements from those agencies reporting efforts. Not to mention a very replete record of Dem denials and scoffing at federal efforts to thwart the pandemics arrival in the US.

So you know what you can do with your flush. You have no choice when confronted with facts except to go brain dead full-bull liberal, and that reaction is predictable among the willfully ignorant. Kentucky flattened the curve because we are far less urban than NYC. However, the Louisville area is equally far more urban as compared to the rest of the state, and the CV statistics from that area consequently far eclipse the statistics for the rest of the state. Cuomo et-al were blowing off the CV threat one minute, and literally the next minute in order to escape just due for their own miserable failures, they were slamming the President. You couldn't get on board fast enough.

Saw a big dramatic picture of the temporary, totally empty hospital set up at UK's Nutter Field House. You said yourself the curve for this state has begun to flatten. Kentucky has thrown more money at this thing already than reason could possibly dictate, so where's the justification? In my town we have a major medical facility sitting empty. No procedures, no diagnoses, no treatments of any kind for the most part. And why? Because we're still worried about an existential onslaught of CV, I guess. In the meantime lots of folks with imminently serious, if not fatal real time threats are in queue until the CV pandemic resolves. In the best case important or detrimental issues will be missed, and the ramifications for having missed those issues could mean peoples lives will be gravely impacted. Anybody other than me see a moral conflict in that tack?