Comments on: Political Fix (2 April, 2020)

By: Joyce

Joyce — Mon, 17 Oct 2022 19:06:53 +0000

I’m an essential worker in Tulare County – This county’s average income is within poverty level, and very few people could afford to ‘shelter in’ as MANDATED by the elitist governor. How many residents have used the emergency room as their primary care provider? ALMOST EVERYONE, because the hospital is mandated to see them regardless of their insurance status. How many families have been devastated by the virus? Not everyone, but few have been almost 50% wiped out because of ? genetics? gut health? diabetes? HTN? comorbidities? Yes, all of the above.

By: Timothy Bianco

Timothy Bianco — Sat, 11 Apr 2020 03:39:05 +0000

PS Tulare co has over or close to 500,000 people and they only have 3 hospitals. When they had less people every town had a hospital and the bigger ones 2. That’s wrong. They give every dime to law-enforcement and: gangs, drugs and thieves are everywhere and have neglected healthcare.

By: Timothy Bianco

Timothy Bianco — Sat, 11 Apr 2020 03:30:02 +0000

As of now Tulare co has more
Cv cases than Fresno why? Mariposa co has none. The more rural areas there should be less cases. I think a case could be made Tulare should have been more concerned about finishing there hospital than reinstating their police chief. And, Devin Nunes &Trump not trying to get rid of Obamcare more concerned about chasing conspiracy theories in an effort to defend Trump than making sure his district had good health care.

By: Saul Travers

Saul Travers — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 11:31:25 +0000

In a better world, our 2 Devins would have looked at coronavirus, recognized it as the threat to people it is, and would have worked together to bring resources into quickly finishing the Tulare hospital tower facility so that it could have served Californians. Instead, Devin Nunes told you to go visit a pub and Devon Mathes issues press releases about the bullet train.
Sad.