April, 2020

For Fauci, is it merely a societal or economic inconvenience that about 17 million workers are unemployed because of the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, with many more to come in the weeks and months ahead? The economic calamity lies largely with the origination of policies resulting from Fauci's recommendations.

Under the law, Canadians who have returned from abroad or are at risk of having been infected with COVID-19 are mandated to remain at home for 14 days... “The maximum fine for failing to comply with the quarantine is $750,000 and up to six months in prison, but those who put others at risk through could face harsher penalties: up to a $1-million levy and three years imprisonment,” reports Global News.ca.

It’s hard to imagine they’re going to stop the GPS tracking, the facial recognition, the criminal ‘fake news’ penalties, and the countless other ‘emergency measures’ anytime soon. Think about it– 9/11 was nearly two decades ago and we’re still dealing with the freedom-eroding consequences of that event. So we have to be honest with ourselves about this pandemic– the longer these freedoms are restricted, the more unlikely they’ll ever be restored.

I did like 30 hours on it and wrote my exit on it, loved that shit. It's nothing but bullshit in the end, slavers with an idea, reformers with better, and their grand children who make everything impossible.

— Nick DeBoer (@NickDeBoer) April 11, 2020

It's funny because he just used the 1st amendment when he said that.

“I’m very concerned about the slippery slope in terms of continuing encroachments on personal liberty. I do think during the emergency, appropriate, reasonable steps are fine,” Barr said on Wednesday night when asked about the proposal during an appearance on Fox News’s “Ingraham Angle.” Pressed to be more specific, he added, “I’d be a little concerned about that, the tracking of people and so forth, generally, especially going forward over a long period of time.”

Forty-nine percent of registered voters approve of Trump’s performance as president, which is up from 48% two weeks ago and 47% at the end of February, according to the latest Fox News poll. Forty-nine percent of voters disapprove of Trump, representing only the third time in the history of Fox News polling that the disapproval number is less than 50%. The polling also shows that 89% of Republicans support the job he is doing...

Caruso-Cabrera is running as a moderate, pro-business Democratic alternative to Ocasio-Cortez, who is known for her radically far-left views. This week, it was revealed by Politico that the traditionally conservative U.S. Chamber of Commerce is planning to endorse Caruso-Cabrera in her race against Ocasio-Cortez...

The cause of death has not been announced. Simon covered government and politics at WaPo, according to a Jan. 30 announcement from WaPo. Simon previously worked as a senior news writer at CNN, the announcement noted.

With tens of millions of Americans unemployed, cities across the nation are struggling to meet the demand for food as long lines are seen outside nonprofits who are feeding those hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Food banks from Maine to Washington have warned that donations have plummeted while demand has surged by many multiples etc...

“Judge Walker recognized that the mayor’s prohibition of drive-in church services on Easter violated the church’s religious freedom,” said Roger Byron, Senior Counsel at First Liberty. “The church will conduct the Easter drive-in service tomorrow with grateful hearts and in full compliance with the CDC’s guidelines.”

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“He didn’t close them and he can’t open them,” Cuomo declared two hours after de Blasio announced that schools would not reopen until September.

“If you’re not buying food, medicine, or other essential items, you should not be going to the store,” she said. Big-box retailers such as Walmart were ordered to shutter entire sections of their stores – such as furniture, carpeting, plant nurseries, paint, and garden centers – beginning on April 10. The state’s strict lockdown measures mean residents will be stuck at home for the start of spring, but those who were hoping to plant a vegetable garden to help pass the time – or get some fresh air – are fresh out of luck.

Tara Reade says she told police that Biden assaulted her in a Senate corridor, shoving his hand under her skirt and penetrating her with his fingers. She was a staffer in his Senate office at the time. The statute of limitations for the alleged assault has passed.

This is a video out of Philadelphia.

These police are throwing this man off of a SEPTA bus because he refused to wear a mask.

That is the “crime” that he committed.

The United States of America: 2020. pic.twitter.com/KXr5SGBx6K

— #AMPFEST2020 ~ MIAMI, FLORIDA ~ OCTOBER 8 - 11 (@AMPFEST_USA) April 10, 2020

Imagine if and when it becomes mandatory to carry your "Coronavirus Immunity Certificates" and you don't have one. You will be denied the most basic services, and sometimes get the same treatment like the person above has. Will this be the new norm?

Gov. Abbott didn't offer additional details on the executive order but said the State was focusing on protecting lives while also restoring livelihoods.