And, of course, you’d essentially be asking the guy to sell the company he’s worked so hard on building up.

They aren’t “on” GeForce Now. They’re on Steam.

I assume the guy just heard “Socialist” and thought he was invited?

She’s put in over 20 years for PATH. She should not be struggling to get promotions. Obviously she’s not bad at her job if she managed to work her way up from conductor to acting superintendent.

(Allegedly) Hitting somebody with your car and then getting out and hitting them with your hands doesn’t read like somebody whose got a firm grip on their emotions.

Well, if what that article quotes is what he really said, then he didn’t say people with it should go to work? So if democrats are making that accusation based on that statement, then they are the ones being stupid. (Either willfully or otherwise) He literally just gave an example of people with cases too mild to know…

Sure, but seeing as these aren’t the final numbers, but are literally just 3110 deaths / 90,893 reported cases = 3.4% fatality rate. (Not exactly advanced math or advanced forms of medical data collection involved) The “presidents hunch”, (as well as every PhD I’ve seen asked about it) that the 3.4% fatality rate is si…

Maybe. Even if the assumption that everybody’s reported cases is off by a factor of 10 is correct, then 1500 cases in the U.S. with a population 327 million of is still a darn site better than the 46,000 in Italy in a population of 60 million

It’s not a guess. It’s a misunderstanding of reality. The number being referenced is strict deaths/reported cases. It isn’t based on statistical modeling, so statistical modeling isn’t accounting for diddly squat.

Pay more attention to the fine print about where those numbers are coming from. They are literally just deaths/reported cases. They aren’t coming from statistical modeling. We don’t know enough yet to create accurate models.

Uh, no?  He gave an example of why the case rate is a massive underestimate.

What those researchers wrote is nothing like under 1% that Trump stated.

Let’s also not forget that he’s said it’s ok to go to work with the virus

Wait somebody actually said that?

Learn to math.

You’re confusing hunch with common sense. (and something the medical establishment itself is saying.) Any respectable doctor will tell you the 3.4% (or whatever) is almost certainly inflated due to a lack of data on minor cases, exactly as he is saying. (and most are even quoted as saying something to that effect…

There are also conflicting reports as to whether a struggle occurred prior to Green’s murder.

Almost makes you think the guy was really struggling to get away or something and the officer thought he had no choice, and couldn’t simply wait to shoot him someplace safer (for the officer).

while Negron was convicted for “orchestrating a $205 million Medicare fraud scheme,”

Stop voting against your own best interests!