lunchbox said:agsalaska said:I do not believe that. If the communications person at Hobby Lobby knows and is telling staff, then it woult be all over the news.lunchbox said:
This is all I can find on twitter or Facebook. Not enough.
Agreed - my wife is (sadly) a member of a hobby lobby craft Facebook group and I just checked and there is no mention. During the initial shutdown there were hobby lobby workers posting on there all the time about what the plans were.
A guy that reads / posts on Texags, found this thread, and posted a tweet about it.Anti-taxxer said:lunchbox said:agsalaska said:I do not believe that. If the communications person at Hobby Lobby knows and is telling staff, then it woult be all over the news.lunchbox said:
This is all I can find on twitter or Facebook. Not enough.
Agreed - my wife is (sadly) a member of a hobby lobby craft Facebook group and I just checked and there is no mention. During the initial shutdown there were hobby lobby workers posting on there all the time about what the plans were.
Who is "Steve"?
Shanked Punt said:A guy that reads / posts on Texags, found this thread, and posted a tweet about it.Anti-taxxer said:lunchbox said:agsalaska said:I do not believe that. If the communications person at Hobby Lobby knows and is telling staff, then it woult be all over the news.lunchbox said:
This is all I can find on twitter or Facebook. Not enough.
Agreed - my wife is (sadly) a member of a hobby lobby craft Facebook group and I just checked and there is no mention. During the initial shutdown there were hobby lobby workers posting on there all the time about what the plans were.
Who is "Steve"?
Anti-taxxer said:lunchbox said:agsalaska said:I do not believe that. If the communications person at Hobby Lobby knows and is telling staff, then it woult be all over the news.lunchbox said:
This is all I can find on twitter or Facebook. Not enough.
Agreed - my wife is (sadly) a member of a hobby lobby craft Facebook group and I just checked and there is no mention. During the initial shutdown there were hobby lobby workers posting on there all the time about what the plans were.
Who is "Steve"?
rgag12 said:
I don't think it's true. Hospitals and deaths are not out of control.
In fact, shutting down in the first place is why we are seeing a spike in cases. If you shut down again you are kicking the can down the road, AGAIN
I know no one who is remotely thinking this. Why are they thinking this?jopatura said:
I expect most people think something will happen this week.
The problem is, no one is looking at the number of deaths.Gap said:I know no one who is remotely thinking this. Why are they thinking this?jopatura said:
I expect most people think something will happen this week.
We are three weeks into the feared covid spike and the deaths didn't happen. We are basically flat in the category that removes any estimates regarding how much your are sampling with testing and how deadly or not the virus is.
Gap said:I know no one who is remotely thinking this. Why are they thinking this?jopatura said:
I expect most people think something will happen this week.
We are three weeks into the feared covid spike and the deaths didn't happen. We are basically flat in the category that removes any estimates regarding how much your are sampling with testing and how deadly or not the virus is.
aggiebman said:
Texas Tribune is a liberal and environmental rag that uses scare tactics and lies to print stories.
Delt with them in industry, and unbelievably dishonest. Big surprise them being "journalist"
Cromagnum said:
No. The people need to have a say because they have had enough of the BS already.
Texas Tribune is partly funded by Soros.rgag12 said:aggiebman said:
Texas Tribune is a liberal and environmental rag that uses scare tactics and lies to print stories.
Delt with them in industry, and unbelievably dishonest. Big surprise them being "journalist"
I thought Texas Monthly was bad, Texas Tribune is much much worse
yep - austin mayor worked for them as well - anything to dump trump. this will go on until december.Rapier108 said:Texas Tribune is partly funded by Soros.rgag12 said:aggiebman said:
Texas Tribune is a liberal and environmental rag that uses scare tactics and lies to print stories.
Delt with them in industry, and unbelievably dishonest. Big surprise them being "journalist"
I thought Texas Monthly was bad, Texas Tribune is much much worse
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/business/joseph-vazquez/2019/10/18/brian-stelter-touts-liberal-funded-nonprofit-news-orgsQuote:
It is interesting to see liberal outlets like CNN singing the praises of nonprofit news outlets like ProPublica and Texas Tribune, particularly because these entities happen to have been funded almost exclusively by some of the biggest liberal organizations, including organizations from George Soros' Open Society Network
I wouldn't doubt it, but do you have a link?Rapier108 said:Texas Tribune is partly funded by Soros.rgag12 said:aggiebman said:
ITexas Tribune is a liberal and environmental rag that uses scare tactics and lies to print stories.
Delt with them in industry, and unbelievably dishonest. Big surprise them being "journalist"
I thought Texas Monthly was bad, Texas Tribune is much much worse
Shanked Punt said:Abbott seems to be ducking press conferences when "bad" news gets released as of late. I don't recall one for shutting bars down again or the mask mandate.AGHouston11 said:
Is there a scheduled press conference?
Gap said:I know no one who is remotely thinking this. Why are they thinking this?jopatura said:
I expect most people think something will happen this week.
We are three weeks into the feared covid spike and the deaths didn't happen. We are basically flat in the category that removes any estimates regarding how much your are sampling with testing and how deadly or not the virus is.
Shanked Punt said:
So we're approaching the peak deaths from May and still heading upwards....
