where one in 500 americans is dead from covid. one in 400 in florida, in alabama for the first time in recorded history they have more deaths left here than birth. the population literally shrank. mississippi second base gives us the country would be number two of the world in deaths per capita. it s no longer about low taxes and low police. it is a party of matt death. how can you deal with that? we can just go with the bipartisan spending bill, budget reconciliation it is a party of matt death. there s also the other thing that we ve encountered i think because of this wall that has been. hit and i keep noting this, there are republican governors that have done a very good job of covid, you know in vermont, they ve done a very decent job in maryland massachusetts. the complicated but they re not in the same category. i saw this interesting piece the other day alex because it was about vaccine incentives. and the idea throughout is we are going to work through this,
workers. every single covid patient in the icu at that point was unvaccinated. across the state 95% are unvaccinated. i think just about automatic deaths are. but what we see remarkably, a five alarm crisis, our legislature is looking to come back into session in the off season. we wouldn t normally come back until january. the speaker of the house sent a letter saying he is consider calling us back into session so that we can pass the ban on healthcare providers on hospitals requiring their staff to be vaccinated. so remarkably they are looking at this crisis and the things that they think needs to be addressed is we need to reduce the number getting vaccinated and crack down on vaccine incentives. so it really is something. it s hard to imagine how you could look at these statistics, look at these numbers and come to that conclusion. but they pierce to be where we re headed. there is no interest in the gop
looking at numbers, folks are concluding that top priority should be to remove vaccine incentives. what should idaho be doing now? certainly i m grateful that our health care providers are taking the health of their patients seriously, and ultimately i think it s their prerogative to make decisions, they might require masks or gloves and long standing practice to require personnel to have other vaccines, at very least we need to let health care experts do their business and let communities do their business. there was also a push in session i think we ll see again to ban school boards and local governments from taking precautions. our governor elected never to do a statewide mask mandate but i would at least like local governments to have the freedom to do what they think is necessary to do for their