Lived in Bartlesville back in the 80s, been a few times to Lawton for work, but haven't been there since 2016. Is it getting bad?
kinda like georgia-eh? texas aint far behind...thank GOD indiana isn't on wish list of democrats fleeing blue states!!!
Texas and Tennessee have the most to risk as these are some of the last truly free states.
That's the way it was for our friends that moved from Cali to Tennessee back in 2016. They sold their place and what they made allowed them to buy a four bedroom, modest house. I think they ended up having like a 30k left on the mortgage once the closing costs were wrapped.
austin and houston are as liberal as cali and minnesota, i think dallas might be leaning that way as well...if texas goes blue we are lost.
indiana is solid red, but if not for unigov indianapolis would be solid blue. unigov combined all the suburban communities into what is called metro indianapolis, so the mayor is still a republican, but the city council is almost entirely democrat.
bush sr. and trump both have/had vice presidents from indiana...other than inner city indianapolis and pockets of democrat cities like gary/south bend/bloomington, indiana is very conservative!!!I’m surprised, I thought Indiana would be blue. Also.... wonder if they’ll change Indiana because it’s Indian(a) and “offensive.”
Lol, anyway... it was beautiful driving through red states like Idaho and Montana.
to me it looks like vaccines aren't working so well?
here is what i know for fact from personal experience...my mom lives in assisted living complex. they were on lockdown for over a year. in february they started vaccines, and by 1st of april 95% of residents had been given both doses of vaccine...my sister and i were notified last week that covid cases were on the rise despite 95% of residents being vaccinated--yesterday the assisted living complex went back to lockdown.....you do the math.apparently (and I say that as I haven’t a fucking clue but the media say this) the vaccines should still prevent seriousness illness in most cases with these new variants but they aren’t as effective in people actually catching the variant
what that means in reality I don’t really know, I would have though if they were confident that very few would get seriously ill then it’s no great concern but that doesn’t appear to match with the actions
the risk versus reward isn't stacking up so well, imo.
i tested positive for covid and i spit in it's face-i've had colds that were way worse...aint no way i'm going anywhere near any of those damned vaccines!!!!
for over a year i was afraid that if i got covid i would A-be hospitalised...B-die from covid.
worthy of another look-eh?
the current agenda of the government is not to federally mandate vaccinations, but i fear they may side track this by giving incentives or penalties to businesses based on vaccine policies.
i looked it up, only 45% of Americans get the flu vaccine...geez!!!
ah, here you are again.....wasting time away-eh?
. So the rest of Europe is behind on vaccinations and they’re still struggling with cases. The UK done 65% of adults and numbers have fallen sharply. But yeah you’re right, I’m just assuming there’s a link. It’s probably nothing to do with it hey?!