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I know we have some business owners here. Take a look at this.....do you think the dregs of society wont try to sue businesses if they contract covid after they go back to work? next they'll be suing for contracting herpes


President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are meeting Monday to hammer out the Republican plan for the next virus relief bill amid firm opposition from Democrats who say the GOP is tilting aid toward businesses instead of people struggling with the expanding pandemic.





McConnell’s support for shielding companies that reopen against coronavirus-related lawsuits could “grant legal immunity to negligent corporations, nursing homes or others,” Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer wrote in a letter to Democrats sent just before the White House meeting, which also includes Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy.

He said Democrats, whose support will be needed to pass any legislation, must stick together as they did when the last relief package passed in March.

“It was our unity against a partisan, Republican first draft that allowed for significant improvements to be made,” Schumer wrote. “I hope we will not have to repeat that process. But we will stand together again if we must.

The plan McConnell is preparing with the Trump administration that is expected to cost about $1 trillion. While there is a big gulf between Republicans and Democrats who want a $3.5 trillion package, there also are some divisions within the GOP.

Trump has been demanding a payroll tax cut as part of the package, something that GOP lawmakers haven’t embraced. A person familiar with the talks said that Mnuchin was balking over the weekend at a $25 billion package favored by Senate Republicans to help states with coronavirus testing and contact tracing.

McConnell has said he would begin negotiations with Democrats for a final measure once the Republican plan is complete.

The liability limits that McConnell is advancing will be a contentious issue between Republicans and Democrats. A draft of his plan would give federal courts, rather than states, jurisdiction over liability claims arising from coronavirus infections, according to a summary of the proposal.

Republicans also have so far not agreed on any additional aid for state and local governments and are opposing Democrats proposals to keep supplemental payments for unemployment insurance at the $600 additional that was in the stimulus package passed in March.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
I know we have some business owners here. Take a look at this.....do you think the dregs of society wont try to sue businesses if they contract covid after they go back to work? next they'll be suing for contracting herpes


President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are meeting Monday to hammer out the Republican plan for the next virus relief bill amid firm opposition from Democrats who say the GOP is tilting aid toward businesses instead of people struggling with the expanding pandemic.





McConnell’s support for shielding companies that reopen against coronavirus-related lawsuits could “grant legal immunity to negligent corporations, nursing homes or others,” Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer wrote in a letter to Democrats sent just before the White House meeting, which also includes Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy.

He said Democrats, whose support will be needed to pass any legislation, must stick together as they did when the last relief package passed in March.

“It was our unity against a partisan, Republican first draft that allowed for significant improvements to be made,” Schumer wrote. “I hope we will not have to repeat that process. But we will stand together again if we must.

The plan McConnell is preparing with the Trump administration that is expected to cost about $1 trillion. While there is a big gulf between Republicans and Democrats who want a $3.5 trillion package, there also are some divisions within the GOP.

Trump has been demanding a payroll tax cut as part of the package, something that GOP lawmakers haven’t embraced. A person familiar with the talks said that Mnuchin was balking over the weekend at a $25 billion package favored by Senate Republicans to help states with coronavirus testing and contact tracing.

McConnell has said he would begin negotiations with Democrats for a final measure once the Republican plan is complete.

The liability limits that McConnell is advancing will be a contentious issue between Republicans and Democrats. A draft of his plan would give federal courts, rather than states, jurisdiction over liability claims arising from coronavirus infections, according to a summary of the proposal.

Republicans also have so far not agreed on any additional aid for state and local governments and are opposing Democrats proposals to keep supplemental payments for unemployment insurance at the $600 additional that was in the stimulus package passed in March.
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I 100% believe that's one reason why we have not opened back up. Someone moron would find a way to sue the business, school, or whoever if they can get a lawyer that would argue for them
 
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Carl Pickens said:
I know we have some business owners here. Take a look at this.....do you think the dregs of society wont try to sue businesses if they contract covid after they go back to work? next they'll be suing for contracting herpes


President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are meeting Monday to hammer out the Republican plan for the next virus relief bill amid firm opposition from Democrats who say the GOP is tilting aid toward businesses instead of people struggling with the expanding pandemic.





McConnell’s support for shielding companies that reopen against coronavirus-related lawsuits could “grant legal immunity to negligent corporations, nursing homes or others,” Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer wrote in a letter to Democrats sent just before the White House meeting, which also includes Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy.

He said Democrats, whose support will be needed to pass any legislation, must stick together as they did when the last relief package passed in March.

“It was our unity against a partisan, Republican first draft that allowed for significant improvements to be made,” Schumer wrote. “I hope we will not have to repeat that process. But we will stand together again if we must.

The plan McConnell is preparing with the Trump administration that is expected to cost about $1 trillion. While there is a big gulf between Republicans and Democrats who want a $3.5 trillion package, there also are some divisions within the GOP.

Trump has been demanding a payroll tax cut as part of the package, something that GOP lawmakers haven’t embraced. A person familiar with the talks said that Mnuchin was balking over the weekend at a $25 billion package favored by Senate Republicans to help states with coronavirus testing and contact tracing.

McConnell has said he would begin negotiations with Democrats for a final measure once the Republican plan is complete.

The liability limits that McConnell is advancing will be a contentious issue between Republicans and Democrats. A draft of his plan would give federal courts, rather than states, jurisdiction over liability claims arising from coronavirus infections, according to a summary of the proposal.

Republicans also have so far not agreed on any additional aid for state and local governments and are opposing Democrats proposals to keep supplemental payments for unemployment insurance at the $600 additional that was in the stimulus package passed in March.
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I'm sure there are a lot of lawyers already working on corona lawsuits as we speak.
 
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I've been too busy to post today. Good work on the explanation of adaptive immune response, T and B cell memory, etc. I think too many people are hung up on antibody levels and do not understand the full capability of the immune system. Ab levels routinely fall with time in many/nearly all types of infections.
 
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kiddiedoc said:
I've been too busy to post today. Good work on the explanation of adaptive immune response, T and B cell memory, etc. I think too many people are hung up on antibody levels and do not understand the full capability of the immune system. Ab levels routinely fall with time in many/nearly all types of infections.
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I think a lot of people don’t have a clue how the body’s immune system actually works , and you are just to nice to say it . LOL
Edit : that was a good article .
 
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hog88 said:
I can't understand why some here try to debunk any good news about the pandemic. It's almost like they are rooting for the bug.
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I truly believe a vast majority of those on the liberal left are rooting for it.

It hurts Trump! It keeps him from having rallies.

It's brought about socialist tendencies in a a good part of the country. especially dimocrat controlled city's.

Liberal governors & mayors have become their on little kings & queens over there lands "states/city's" as what they say goes! Riots & looting "protesting" are fine and even encouraged and in some instances joined by the kings/queens and underlings.

Yet for those that don't submit if you take your kids to the park or decide to open your business = massive fines and possible jail time.
 
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And now Donald is all for wearing masks.

I guess his new Campaign Manager convinced him that he is... pardon... was an idiot.

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"Invisible China Virus"?!?!?!?

Really, dude! You are such a pathetic schmuck.

I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
 
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MontyPython said:
And now Donald is all for wearing masks.

I guess his new Campaign Manager convinced him that he is... pardon... was an idiot.

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"Invisible China Virus"?!?!?!?

Really, dude! You are such a pathetic schmuck.

I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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Weren't you guys screaming for him to put a mask on?
 
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