So, the CDC guidelines were if you tested positive OR were in close contact with someone who tested positive AND were unjabbed, you had to quarantine for 10 days. If you were jabbed and in close contact with someone who tested positive, no quarantine was necessary unless you started showing symptoms.
The guideline was clearly being used to punish the unjabbed by forcing them to miss 10 days of work of you spent more than a cumulative 15 minutes within 6 feet of someone who tested positive. It was a way to push people to get jabbed so they wouldn't have to miss work.
Apparently, because 1/3rd of the country is unjabbed, businesses can't sustain themselves with that policy and people aren't bending the knee.
Kind of makes you wonder how they're going to enforce the vaccine mandates.
Yesterday, Biden said that there wasn't going to be a federal solution. I think he has been told his mandate isn't going to stick and he's trying to get the states to pass mandate laws, which they don't do unless they are filibuster proof dem strongholds.
They are doing away with pcr tests, so hopefully the Biden admin will use the lack of false positives to declare a victory over covid and start moving on to project Bluebeam and climate change.
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