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Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem had an impromptu parade thrown in her honor on Tuesday in the capitol city of Pierre. A local construction company organized the parade to show appreciation for her handling of the coronavirus epidemic.
Noem, the state's first female governor, was one of a handful of governors not to issue an order shuttering non-essential businesses during the ongoing epidemic.
The parade, organized by John Morris of Morris Inc. construction company, featured "literally hundreds of cars," fire trucks and other vehicles honking their horns and sirens while Noem watched, apparently surprised, from a local park.
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Looks like she got it right.
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem had an impromptu parade thrown in her honor on Tuesday in the capitol city of Pierre. A local construction company organized the parade to show appreciation for her handling of the coronavirus epidemic.
Noem, the state's first female governor, was one of a handful of governors not to issue an order shuttering non-essential businesses during the ongoing epidemic.
The parade, organized by John Morris of Morris Inc. construction company, featured "literally hundreds of cars," fire trucks and other vehicles honking their horns and sirens while Noem watched, apparently surprised, from a local park.
South Dakota throws parade for Governor Kristi Noem who declined to shut her state amid pandemic
Noem was one of a handful of governors who refused to shutter their state's non-essential businesses, but one became a coronavirus hotspot nonetheless.
Looks like she got it right.
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem had an impromptu parade thrown in her honor on Tuesday in the capitol city of Pierre. A local construction company organized the parade to show appreciation for her handling of the coronavirus epidemic.
Noem, the state's first female governor, was one of a handful of governors not to issue an order shuttering non-essential businesses during the ongoing epidemic.
The parade, organized by John Morris of Morris Inc. construction company, featured "literally hundreds of cars," fire trucks and other vehicles honking their horns and sirens while Noem watched, apparently surprised, from a local park.
South Dakota throws parade for Governor Kristi Noem who declined to shut her state amid pandemic
Noem was one of a handful of governors who refused to shutter their state's non-essential businesses, but one became a coronavirus hotspot nonetheless.
Looks like she got it right.
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem had an impromptu parade thrown in her honor on Tuesday in the capitol city of Pierre. A local construction company organized the parade to show appreciation for her handling of the coronavirus epidemic.
Noem, the state's first female governor, was one of a handful of governors not to issue an order shuttering non-essential businesses during the ongoing epidemic.
The parade, organized by John Morris of Morris Inc. construction company, featured "literally hundreds of cars," fire trucks and other vehicles honking their horns and sirens while Noem watched, apparently surprised, from a local park.
South Dakota throws parade for Governor Kristi Noem who declined to shut her state amid pandemic
Noem was one of a handful of governors who refused to shutter their state's non-essential businesses, but one became a coronavirus hotspot nonetheless.
What a great idea. Philadelphia did that in 1918 during that pandemic. A parade to sell war. The war they were selling while censoring news of the virus (which is why it got to be called "Spanish" but I digress). Two hundred thousand people came out.
Couple of weeks later there were so many corpses from mass infection that people brought them out to the street, like garbage, to be picked up by the morgue wagon. "Bring out your dead" was a real thing.
More recently there was New Orleans, with Mardi Gras in February, when most was quiet on the virus front. People from all over crowded onto small streets, falling all over each other, grabbing beads off the ground. Two weeks later, the numbers of infected soar and the city starts amassing the fastest infection rate on the planet.
Brilliant plan there. We've got a highly contagious virus in progress? Let's bring people to huddle on the street, what could POSSIBLY go wrong there. SMGDFH
Looks like she got it right.
Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem had an impromptu parade thrown in her honor on Tuesday in the capitol city of Pierre. A local construction company organized the parade to show appreciation for her handling of the coronavirus epidemic.
Noem, the state's first female governor, was one of a handful of governors not to issue an order shuttering non-essential businesses during the ongoing epidemic.
The parade, organized by John Morris of Morris Inc. construction company, featured "literally hundreds of cars," fire trucks and other vehicles honking their horns and sirens while Noem watched, apparently surprised, from a local park.
South Dakota throws parade for Governor Kristi Noem who declined to shut her state amid pandemic
Noem was one of a handful of governors who refused to shutter their state's non-essential businesses, but one became a coronavirus hotspot nonetheless.
What a great idea. Philadelphia did that in 1918 during that pandemic. A parade to sell war. The war they were selling while censoring news of the virus (which is why it got to be called "Spanish" but I digress). Two hundred thousand people came out.
Couple of weeks later there were so many corpses from mass infection that people brought them out to the street, like garbage, to be picked up by the morgue wagon. "Bring out your dead" was a real thing.
More recently there was New Orleans, with Mardi Gras in February, when most was quiet on the virus front. People from all over crowded onto small streets, falling all over each other, grabbing beads off the ground. Two weeks later, the numbers of infected soar and the city starts amassing the fastest infection rate on the planet.
Brilliant plan there. We've got a highly contagious virus in progress? Let's bring people to huddle on the street, what could POSSIBLY go wrong there. SMGDFH
Yep. We are already seeing the results of the Republican Party forcing everyone to go out and vote in Wisconsin. We already have a few of the leaders who demonstrated in protest of the lockdowns coming down with the virus in North Carolina.
Stupid is as stupid does. I hope it doesn't turn into a disaster...but I'm not holding my breath.
