Look, I have stated that (a) my son played baseball all summer, and (b) I am unhappy that his college isn't letting students on campus. I thus agree with many of you. I'm not throwing around "politics," I happen to think my governor, who is not of my preferred party, has done a good job. However, if this is "political," it is in the sense that a majority of people think precautions should be taken and are not willing to expose themselves and their families unnecessarily, and a majority of health experts agree about what should be done. Isn't this a democracy? Don't we operate based on majorities? Those of you who are in the minority are crying "politics" as though that explains everything. It's weak. Ultimately, politics in a democracy is about persuasion. Where are the large numbers of medical experts arguing the other side? Hm, maybe they don't exist. Why hasn't the government been able to persuade everyone of what you say about the virus? And don't cry about the media, either - there is enough diversity in the media that people can read/watch what they prefer. The fact is that some branches of the government have been both wrong about facts and insensitive to real people's suffering, and have thus failed to persuade a lot of people. That's why we're in this debacle.
Those of you who are just insulting people's politics, maybe you should tell us what your sons' baseball experiences have been this year. Or what you think about D1 sports. Or something related to this site.