It is irrelevant if they do not. And it is inaccurate to say there’s no point in which to end a shutdown. I’ve yet to read or hear anyone advocate for a perpetual shutdown or a shutdown with no measurement of when and how to end the shutdown.
A positivity rate of less than 5% for, IIRC, 14 days, with a phased in reopening, and mandates for masks, social distancing, expansive testing, and enforcement, is a very wise point to end a shutdown.
The problem is too many to governors have refused to resort to any sense of tenacity in achieving those points and instead hastily reopen, while mind numbingly refusing mask mandates and enforcement.
The factors to safely reopen isn’t some arcane knowledge. The factors to safely reopen isn’t esoteric, known only to a few god-like people huddled away from the rest of humanity in a temple. Simply, governors, the president, and people have been incorrigible, recalcitrant, and resilient to the measures needed to safely reopen.
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