“It is now time to open Texas 100%”.


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    kraft

    What’s different? Paraphrasing him: we have PPE, we have tests, we have drugs, vaccines. Back in March, we didn’t know how to be careful. Now we have “mastered” how to not get Covid.

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    Vaccines are a big point for him talking about how many shots are being administered now. By next week, 50% of seniors will have a shot and he claims by end of the month all seniors will be able to.

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    kraft

    He didn’t mention that Lubbock was leading the state yet (per my guess kraft.blog/2021/03/back-t… ), but alas.

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    kraft

    “Texas will soon expand the category of who can get [the vaccines]. Within a few months, everyone who [wants one] can get one.”

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    kraft

    He’s sharing more and celebrating that we’re under 9% positivity. Wasn’t the goal to be 5% or under?

    “Covid still exists. It didn’t just go away” — at least he says that.

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    kraft

    Most past EOs are rescinded by next Wednesday.

    All businesses of all types able to open at 100%. All entities. Ending the mask mandate.

    Called it kraft.blog/2021/03/back-t…

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    kraft

    “Removing state mandates does not remove personal responsibility”

    Basically, you should still do everything but we’re not going to try to enforce it at all because we’re responsible.

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    kraft

    Businesses can limit capacity or enforce masks within their business.

    If COVID hospitalizations rise above 15% (currently true in El Paso and Laredo), a county judge may do stuff, but no jail or no penalty for masks. No closures allowed, must allow 50% capacity.

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    Actually, maybe not Laredo. I haven’t looked in a few days. El Paso is up near 20% I think. I digress.

    Abbott goes on about personal responsibility and business is business and business must grow.

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    kraft

    No mention of Texas Independence Day. Speech over. –30–