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UPDATE: Not Done Yet – Corporation Commissioner Boyd Dunn Will Appeal Ballot Removal To Supreme Court
April 30, 2020
UPDATE, 8:30pm: Boyd Dunn will appeal Judge Brodman’s decision to remove him from the ballot. Dunn’s attorney, Jack Wilenchik, tells AZ Law that the judge erred by combining the challenged signatures from each of the two separate lawsuits. “It’s an issue of first impression, and I know the AZSOS and counties are very opposed to what the … Read more
“The Infiltrators” film about immigrant detention centers to live stream at the Loft
April 30, 2020
STREAMING RELEASE! THE INFILTRATORS STARTS STREAMING FRIDAY, MAY 1 FOR $12 “This is an arthouse theatrical streaming exclusive, and not available on other streaming platforms. Once you purchase an “e-ticket” you will be sent a link & password to view the film. The Loft Cinema will be splitting the revenue with the film’s distributor 50/50. … Read more
Ducey acts Responsibly; The Extreme Right blows a Gasket
April 30, 2020
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Not everyone was happy with the responsible decision by Governor Doug Ducey to extend the Stay at Home order for Arizona due to the Coronavirus until May 15. Surprisingly, the chorus of dissent came from the extreme branch of his own party. Arizona Legislative District 16 Representative Kelly Townsend, the legislator who “lost it” when … Read more
Jared Kushner: 60,000+ dead in 60 days is a ‘great success story’ (in the Trump death cult)
April 30, 2020
The first “confirmed” death from COVID-19 in the U.S. was on February 29. Some 60 days later, the U.S. passed the grim milestone of 60,000 “confirmed” deaths on April 29. The Trump body count surpassed the 61,000 deaths by August 4 forecast by the model touted by the White House on April 9, with 61,717 … Read more
History Rhymes: Donald Trump wants to rush a vaccine like Gerald Ford did
April 30, 2020
Donald Trump wants a coronavirus vaccine widely available by the end of the year, even though his public health experts say it will take at least a year to 18 months, an ambitious schedule given that the mumps vaccine — considered the fastest ever approved — took four years to develop and adequately test for safety … Read more
Simulating COVID19 Restrictions is Eye-Opening
April 30, 2020
Harvard Medical School, Mass. General Hospital, Georgia Tech, and Boston Medical Center have collaborated to create on online, free-to-use COVID19 simulator, in which you can select policies at both national and state level to determine their impact on infections, mortality, hosptial utilization, and more. I encourage you to try the model for yourself, but I … Read more
Why is the Ducey Administration Hiding COVID Infections in Nursing Homes and Prisons Behind Privacy Claims?
April 30, 2020
Governor Ducey and his Health Department Director, Dr. Cara Christ continue to refuse to publicly release any data on nursing homes and prisons that have had diagnoses of COVID19 and consequent deaths. Maricopa County’s health director Sunenshine has also refused to release the information. News agencies have submitted final demands and are preparing for litigation. … Read more
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[UPDATED] Arizona Needs a New Public Health Infrastructure to Re-Open the Economy
April 29, 2020
UPDATE: Governor Ducey has announced plans to extend shelter at home orders until May 15, with modifications (PDF link). This allows certain retail business to reopen, but provides to resources for those business to meet recommendations for safety and infection control. Here is the video of the announcement of the new policy: There are plans … Read more
