Dr. Krauthammer said “quarantine — is the ultimate violation of civil liberties” but

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Dr. Krauthammer is not with us any longer, but he was alive during the ebola scare. Quarantine was a topic of discussion that then-president Obama rejected.  It worked out.

Dr. Krauthammer discussed it and called “quarantine…the ultimate violation of civil liberties.” He did, however, recognize the need to quarantine during pandemics. Dr. Krauthammer also recognized the need to get back to normal as soon as possible.

But watch the entire clip to the end:

It is so important to get us back to where we were as soon as possible, without the political correctness.

Dr. Fauci — labeled the sexiest man in the world by left-wingers — is a terrific doctor who puts people first. However, he isn’t perfect and we didn’t elect him. Also, he is in the bureaucracy and has been for fifty years. That means the President must balance his advice with consideration of the damage to the economy.

When Americans hear Andrew Cuomo, Speaker Pelosi, Gavin Newsom, James Clyburn, talk of using this virus as an opportunity to push their hard-left progressive agenda, the right cringes.

Dr. Fauci said he doesn’t know why every state isn’t putting a stay-at-home ban in place. The MSM has pushed the President to issue a nationwide ban. However, the President can’t do that constitutionally. He can suggest. Governors and individual locales get to decide that. That’s the beauty of a Republic. All the power doesn’t rest with one elite group at the top.

As long as we get back to who we were as soon as possible. The problem appears to be that the left doesn’t like the way we were.


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Greg
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Greg
3 years ago

If there is such a thing as ‘herd immunity’ and those who are asymptomatic return to public exposure what is the likelihood there is another rise in deaths. Are we THEN going back to quarantine. In other words, is the quarantine actually making the situation worse.

Greg
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Greg
3 years ago

WHAT THE DAMN HELL!! One-quarter of ALL deaths in NYC were in nursing homes.

A quarter of those who’ve died from coronavirus in New York City lived in nursing homes, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

https://www.eveningtribune.com/news/20200404/nursing-homes-linked-to-15-of-ny-coronavirus-deaths

And we’ve SHUT DOWN the DAMN COUNTRY because of Washington and New York. Open up the DAMN COUNTRY NOW.

Greg
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Greg
3 years ago

I’ve become pretty fed up with many of the MAGA people like Will Chamberlain, Jack Posobiec, Steve Bannon and his show, along with many others.

I’ve had quite a few “different” kinds of jobs, mostly in my youth. They range from driving tractor on a farm, driving trucks, oil well drilling, small manufacturing companies, retail business and probably more if I could remember them. The vast majority of these pundits I seriously doubt understand, or even aware of what it takes to “create” ONE item used in the “essential business” area.

The thinking on this National quarantine, for the most part, is NOT taking into consideration supply chains and demand crashes within those chains. Each week of a national shutdown of “non-essential” businesses can have a rippling effect throughout the economy affecting the “Essential” businesses. As one person pointed out, his dentist has run out of drill bits. Is a drill bit essential in the scheme of things. It IS if you have an abscessed tooth.

Another point. The trucking industry relies on diesel fuel and is THE most important factor right now in the economy. With everyone sequestered in their homes gas powered vehicles are using much less. In refined crude, diesel is only part of the process. A smaller part. With a glut already in the market that means gasoline will create an ever bigger glut and would need to be stored.

There are other ramifications of closing restaurants etc. Because products to restaurants are sold in bulk certain items cannot make it to grocery stores. Milk, for instance. One producer is dumping 4700 GALLONS a day because there no way to repackage it for individual sale. That doesn’t include other foodstuffs. Once this takes too long it will be nearly impossible for restaurants to “just open back up”. The “supply chain” is “damaged”.

We could go on and on and unfortunately the press in that briefing room are too Damn Stupid to ask pertinent questions and can only concern themselves with their Own Damn EGOS.

Jon
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Jon
3 years ago

Remake us according to their vision, in their image ‐ Detroit.