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Which of the 19 agenda items are you curious about? I think declaring September 23rd as Arbor Day is an affront to our prairie grasses.

Rates also depend on the denominator. With increased testing that denominator is increasing, leading to an increase in the survival rate.

Reminder from the forum guidelines:

https://www.grandforksherald.com/news/education/6673559-UND-three-other-colleges-see-rise-in-enrollment Some surprising good news on the enrollment front at UND.

Not sure on age, but hospitalizations have gone from 50 on August 1 to 92 reported today. 7-day average number of deaths reported per day has gone from under 1 on August 1 to over 3 today. I'm not blaming school or sports, but the virus may simply finally be making it's way through ND in a real way. And before someone freaks out about me reporting the stats, no, I'm not advocating for a lockdown.

I was simply updating on a discussion from earlier. They do often "apologize," you simply never get to hear or read about the apology like you get with a Fox apology.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/fox-friends-apologizes-running-false-151254587.html

According to the article, the number 1 searched conspiracy theory in ND is that Bill Gates is trying to use the pandemic to implant everybody with a microchip. Me typing that right there, is the first time implantation of a trackable microchip has been mentioned in this thread (unless my search missed it). As for the masks and government being misleading, when the government makes statements and then immediately backtracks on those statements (how the virus is spread), or backtracks months later (masks), there are obviously going to be doubters.

The only reason she has any power is because the right and Fox put her in the spotlight to scare people. Edit: and it's still just power over a fringe

For all the attention the "squad" gets, it's important to remember they represent 4/435 of the House. And Bernie is 1/100 of the Senate.

How would fractional votes be handled?

They must know what she stands for now and it appears she'll be reelected in November.

I had 95% there, but decided to give the people more credit (perhaps more than we deserve).

I know which way ND is voting in every presidential election. It gives me the freedom to vote 3rd party.

90% of people have no idea what the candidates in their local election stand for. It's an unfortunate byproduct of centralized news.

What's the name of our country? That may give a hint about why our voting system is set up the way it is.

Likely looking at a lame duck session confirmation.

That's not what I said. I was against the first lockdown and I doubt ND will lock down again in the next 30 years. But pretending ND isn't going through a little surge right now isn't going to help keep it contained.

Record number of hospitalizations reported this morning as well....

My understanding is most of the cost is in navigating the red tape.

Did you mean to mean to quote my post?

Nice to read something positive every once in a while.

https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN2682OF