[2006alum]

Fits comfortably within the Terry Rule - talking about policy and litigation choices and their effects on how people get (and get covered for treatment of) COVID-19.

Insurance coverage is part of the rule?  You truly want to open up discussions on the ACA?Hard to think of a more political topic.

The rule is not no politics, or even no "very political" topics. The rule is no discussion of politics that isn't also about COVID-19. Discussing relationship between treatment, health insurance, and COVID-19 diagnoses is clearly (in part) about COVID-19.

If things get out of hand, we can always reconsider. But the post you reference uses the term COVID-19 three times and references it several others, so it's hard to say that post is not at all about COVID-19, even if it is also very political.

[2006alum]

Fits comfortably within the Terry Rule - talking about policy and litigation choices and their effects on how people get (and get covered for treatment of) COVID-19.

Insurance coverage is part of the rule?  You truly want to open up discussions on the ACA?Hard to think of a more political topic.

The rule is not no politics, or even no "very political" topics. The rule is no discussion of politics that isn't also about COVID-19. Discussing relationship between treatment, health insurance, and COVID-19 diagnoses is clearly (in part) about COVID-19.

If things get out of hand, we can always reconsider. But the post you reference uses the term COVID-19 three times and references it several others, so it's hard to say that post is not at all about COVID-19, even if it is also very political.