Florida is now the epicenter of Covid 19

[malaise]

Thanks Mr no need for a mask mandate Governor DeathSentence! . There are seven kids at Joe di Maggio hospital - three on ventilators. Won't be long before your base turn on you.
Hospitalizations in Louisiana are up 500%.

49% of the US populations is now fully vaccinated.

[Renew Deal]

1. Wait till the kids go back to school

[lpbk2713]

2. He's gonna need those hospital beds and staff if a strong cane comes through.

It's just a matter of time.

[malaise]

4. A strong hurricane in Florida will be the end for

DeathSentence

[Marius25]

8. Don't count on it. He's still popular there.

Florida voters don't care if he kills them.

[obamanut2012]

10. He really isn't

[Cetacea]

11. More dems than wing nuts in Florida

2018 Florida gubernatorial election
Nominee Ron DeSantis Andrew Gillum
Party Republican Democratic
Running mate Jeanette Nuñez Chris King
Popular vote 4,076,186 4,043,723
Percentage 49.6% 49.2%


I still have my doubts about his victory.

[JCMach1]

12. Precisely, victory by ES&S machines

In Miami-Dade...

[leftieNanner]

18. ES&S Machines last year in Maine and Kentucky as well

I have doubts about Mitch's win and minor questions about Concerned Collins.

[JCMach1]

27. And also those 'weird' result counties in TX...

in Rio Grande Valley races...

[BannonsLiver]

3. The base will never turn on him.

They’re literally dying to “own the libs.”

[Phoenix61]

6. This, very sadly but yeah, this. nt

[Chainfire]

5. We're #1!

Thanks to our great Republican leadership. This state has decided to ignore this public health crisis away.

[Eyeball_Kid]

7. Being stupid about COVID is free.

The consequences are deadly.

Does DeSantis have investments in the funeral industry? Just wondering...

[Aristus]

9. Well, it's what they wanted...

Now it's time to see the difference between wanting and getting...

[Solly Mack]

13. It's all more than a little sickening.

Being anti-vaccine & anti-mask is not the hill you should choose to die on in the fight against a deadly airborne disease.

It's not a matter of being self-reliant, or expressing rugged individualism, or embracing liberty, or preserving freedom, or owning anyone.

It's just plain stupid.

[aeromanKC]

14. Desantis is proving Alan Grayson was correct on the GOP Health plan

[lpbk2713]

19. So true.

[moondust]

15. Ronnie and Donnie were lovers,

Oh Lordy, how they did love,
Watching their suckers die.

[BeckyDem]

16. I wish the Gov could be charged with negligence.

[Traildogbob]

17. Hard to cheer about those Floridiots

Because the stupid motherfuckers are swarming in Western North Carolina. Second Summer homers and long staying tourists. Every other car tag is Florida. Just wait until Color season, time enough for Delta, Lambda, and the Columbia strains to become thicker than mosquitoes in their swamps. DeSatan is gonna kill more than his mouth breathers. FreeDumb. Build that damn wall, at the north Florida state line. Send those Georgia gun nuts there to stop em from coming north.

[spanone]

20. Guess it will never dawn on the Floridians that their governor of choice is killing them

[Initech]

24. Not only that, the MAGA crowd wants him to be Trump's new VP.

That is a truly scary thought!

[Initech]

21. Heckuva job, Ronnie. Heckuva job.

[Hortensis]

22. How can FL be an epicenter when visitors from all over the nation brought the virus

in them TO Florida? And then returned to continue spreading it at home, either directly or via other victim destinations?

[C Moon]

23. I say many Republicans want the virus to survive until the midterms. He's one of them.

[Roland99]

25. *24* kids 18 or under hospitalized in Orange County, FL

UPDATE on pediatric Covid-19 cases in
@OrangeCoFL
...

- AdventHealth: 20 kids age 0-18 hospitalized
- Nemours: 4 children as of Friday
- Orlando Health: not a drastic increase with children, bigger issue with pregnant women.

*Highest increase in cases ages 15-19, per
@DohOrange

Link to tweet

[ancianita]

26. I feel for the children in Florida, and most especially for those who end up in hospitals.

I grew up here from age 4 to 24, then left, and have to say that for kids, finding sane adults is tough, though schools remain their most reliable resource. I've had to come back due to circumstances beyond my control, but when I get the chance I'm leaving again for good.

114 children are in Florida hospitals. Damn the people here who ruin their futures.