OPINION: Sound Offs for July 23, 2020
If a school death is a result of COVID-19, the governor, school superintendent, and school board should be required to attend the funeral. Oh wait, we can't have funerals because the size of the gathering would be too large. Class sizes of 30 or more are safe, but funerals are not. God bless
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Bringing it home
Day care centers house small numbers of babies and toddlers, who have amazing immune systems, to protect them. Schools with children 6 to 14 years old have larger numbers: 400 to 600 students and more teachers and staff. Children this age are carriers -- and can carry it home.
A prediction
If the Democrat run states keep allowing protests and riots to go on, Trump and his followers will thank you for the win.
Only fair
To be fair and objective, national media at every level needs to dissect, fact check and aggressively question presidential candidate
Just saying
I don't always agree, but most of the Sound Off posts hive reasonable opinions that have been thought out. However, there is this one writer who consistently writes nonsense that nobody with a brain would agree with. I wonder if this is intentional.
COVID testing
If NFL players can be tested everyday, why can't teachers? Wait, players make money for their owners and teachers only teach our kids. No money to be made there.
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