69% approve of Wolf’s handling of the coronavirus, while 25% disapprove, and 6% said that they don’t know, leaving Wolf with a 44 point net approval rating. Just 44% of Pennsyvlanians said that they approve of Trump’s handling of the coronavirus, while 51% disapproved, and 5% said that they don’t know, leaving the president 7 points under water. There is a 51 point net approval difference between Wolf and Trump on their handling on this specific matter.
Monday’s protests represent a minority viewpoint. 62% of those polled said that Wolf’s stay-at-home order is about right and 12% said it doesn’t go far enough. 23% said it was too restrictive. 58% polled think that the Trump administration was too slow in its response to the coronavirus outbreak, while 39% said that the administration responded with the appropriate speed.
As the topic of reopening the state’s economy is a hot button issue in Harrisburg, over 6 in 10 Pennsylvanians believe that the state should wait to reopen the economy, even if it means the economic crisis lasts longer. 64% believe that the state should wait to reopen the economy, even if it means the economic crisis lasts longer, while 25% said that the state should reopen the economy, even if it means the public health crisis lasts longer.

swishnicholson wrote:

joe table wrote:Oliver is a hack at this point

Last episode I watched was outrage at some fairly dated trump news followed by a strange deep dive on Wendy Williams WFH setup (which the interns probably thought would be funny)

Come at me libs

I would argue with you, but one of the greatest losses of this pandemic is that I used to get together with a friend and horn in on their HBO subscription to catch up on John Oliver during the week, so I'm about four weeks behind.

But wait! Didn't realize you could watch full episodes on youtube, which I get on my TV (I never watch things on my computer, because I'm old). Caught the latest, and while he certainly does come at things from a certain angle it was all straight talk, and very funny despite the funereal atmosphere of the home studio.

Who knows if I'll ever catch up with the episode you saw, but I'll definitely tune in next time if I have any idea what day of the week it is then.

Werthless wrote:Note: that video is safe for work.

jamiethekiller wrote:He sucks. He does really good stuff but it's so fucking comedy focused that all it does is divide.

Everything he does is just talking down to the other side

The head of the Department of Health and Human Services tapped a 37-year-old former dog breeder with no public health experience to lead the government’s “day-to-day” response to the coronavirus to disastrous effect, Reuters reports.