I declare b.s. I don't trust their, science, data, Buttgig, nor the CDC.
@libertybele Maybe you will trust a major airline pilot, Bob's son. Instead of passengers having covid, how about the pilots? The son was told to accompany a pilot taking passengers to Mexico (pilot's co-pilot became sick so another pilot was needed), then the two flew back to Houston. Son then flew home to Ohio.
The pilot who son replaced was sick; found to be covid. He had given it to the pilot son was with going to Mexico. That pilot already had covid from the sick pilot so he gave it to son with the going to and coming back, from Mexico.
How many people got it from the first sick pilot before he knew he had it? Where did he go? The pilot with son got it from the first pilot so where else did this pilot go after son left him in Houston? He was going home and I do not know where that was, but he had to come into contact with many people before he got home.
How many people did son come in contact with before he got home to Ohio? He was on a plane sitting with passengers while flying to Ohio.
Two people visiting son's home Christmas day got it from son. He was home for several days before he had "cold-like symptoms"; went to doctor immediately, secluded himself in a room at home and two days later the test was positive, except by then son was short of breath, had headache, not feeling "right", so he knew he must have it before the test result got back. Luckily, his wife and daughter did not get it.
Moral of story: Stay away from pilots if you travel. They can get it and spread it wherever they go across the US. We still have people flying. We still have pilots flying these planes.
