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Topic	California tops 409K confirmed coronavirus cases, surpassing New York
HiddenRoar 07/22/20 3:51:33 PM #20:	The23rdMagus posted... No, but many counties that are not putting up - or are refusing to enforce - appropriate mitigation measures are led by Republicans. Sure, a governor can use executive power to manage a state emergency, but if local law enforcement refuses to recognize it, it's useless. Those counties are less populated compared to the ones ran by Democrats. LA, Imperial (although this has more to do with people traveling between borders), Highest cases in the State, both Democrats. Compared to 1-Confirmed-Case Modoc, etc. cardoor123 posted... who cares, cali has twice the population.... That are spread out, resulting in less density compared to NYC. <cite>HiddenRoar posted [p:942447728] in California... [t:78864408]...</cite> <quote>The23rdMagus posted... </cite> <quote>No, but many counties that are not putting up - or are refusing to enforce - appropriate mitigation measures are led by Republicans. Sure, a governor can use executive power to manage a state emergency, but if local law enforcement refuses to recognize it, it's useless.</quote> Those counties are less populated compared to the ones ran by Democrats. LA, Imperial (although this has more to do with people traveling between borders), Highest cases in the State, both Democrats. Compared to 1-Confirmed-Case Modoc, etc. cardoor123 posted... </cite> <quote>who cares, cali has twice the population....</quote> That are spread out, resulting in less density compared to NYC. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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