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Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters cast a ballot. And also there was no uniform drubbing of one party by the other. It was not a blowo...

Aggregate, all these places did something praiseworthy and novel. They took steps to make it easier to vote. They did this by expanding eligibility for mailin voting and early voting and adding drop boxes for ballots right . Theres Public Health concern. You dont want everyone crowding in on election day so people found ways to just make it easier to vote so you wouldnt have that. And the results are clear. It worked. Turnout was the highest it had been in 120 years. Nearly 67 of eligible voters cast a ballot. And also there was no uniform drubbing of one party by the other. It was not a blowo...

Needs them to get them, and why we need to segment the population here. we are seeing spikes that was highly anticipated. we knew this virus was going to mutate. yet this administration came in with all the tools, all the tools were handed to it, and yet, we dont -- we don't have enough. >> i want to call up the white house and why they decide not to reinvest in testing. it was handed to them when they took office. they decided not to double down on testing which is why we have a testing shortage for the delta wave in the summer and clearly seeing it now. same goes with the oral outpatient med...

That that reality- has changed for me. many of us hoped that 2021 would be the year that we put coronavirus behind us. here in london, life did get back to something closer to normal, but we also learned that covid is a global problem and it requires a global response. the successful roll—out of vaccines in the rich world left poorer countries vulnerable, and it gave the virus ample opportunity to mutate. science gave us the vaccine, but it didn't give us vaccine equity. when we made this plan of a fair allocation and equitable distribution, we knew there'll be limited supplies, and so we st...

Saying, kayleigh about testing. testing has some value, as the coronavirus continues to mutate, lawrence, and variants, we will see how it goes. it certainly appears to be with all science and evidence that omicron is incredibly mild. i'm not going to say it's not a guarantee but the usually mutate viruses do into more mild forms as they go. so let's say that the next variant is even more mild and more transsiivel. the power of tests is only so much if we react to those tests as though the world has come to an end. right now that's what we're doing. positive tests mean shutting down business. ...