South Dakota economy

Doog_de_Jour said:

From the OP MSN article:

Capacity has increased since late September, so now 35.3% of regular hospital beds are available and 31.7% of ICU beds are available, according to the state's health department.

It’s my understanding that ICUs were already maxed out prior to COVID, especially in rural areas. This gentleman was merely shining a light on an old problem. This article states about 36% occupancy:

https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2020-03-26/us-hospital-beds-were-already-maxed-out-before-coronavirus-pandemic

"Rural areas tend to have more unoccupied beds relative to urban areas, but they tend to be more constrained in terms of ICU beds available."

No one can afford to have ICUs empty...they are too expensive to build and maintain.

HH just hates smart strong attractive women...have a few theories on that but probably not the best forum to speculate.

HHusky said:

RaceBannon said:

South Dakota stayed open and has a lower death rate than the red states that closed down. And half the unemployment

And makes Cuomo and Newsom and Witless looks like the tin horn pieces of shit that they are

So you come here daily to lie your ass off per usual

This is going to age really well.

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