This is what happens when you put Trump University experts in charge
Florida immediately suspends alcohol sales at bars
Florida immediately suspends alcohol sales at bars
MAGA Achieved: 100k+ Dead, 40 million unemployed, riots & no wall
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Since the current Florida governor is not in your preferred party, are you trying to say "drunk lives matter?"
Aww..
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/do...mp-border-wall-construction-unlawful-n1232287
June 26, 2020, 1:01 PM -05 / Updated June 26, 2020, 1:47 PM -05
By Dareh Gregorian
The Trump administration does not have the authority to use military funding to pay for construction of a border wall, a federal appeals court panel ruled on Friday.
In a 2-1 ruling, a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel found that diverting $2.5 billion Congress had appropriated for the military violated the Constitution and is unlawful.
The 9th Circus?
You have to go deep into the mind of a wingnut to discern how it really works. Gubnor DeSantis for example.
"Florida banned alcohol consumption at its bars Friday after its daily confirmed coronavirus cases neared 9,000, a new record that is almost double the previous mark set just two days ago."
Ban is for consumption of alcohol in the bar. But you can still buy said alcohol in the bar ... and take it home. Hahahaha
Who knew that when Florida re-opened bars patrons would not practice social distancing in bars because hey its not like patrons go to bars to ummm socialize do they? Nahhhhh.
Trump — who has repeatedly downplayed the virus, sidelined experts and misled Americans about its dangers and potential cures — now finds his presidency wracked by an inability to shepherd the country through its worst public health calamity in a century,” the Washington Post reports.
“The dysfunction that has long characterized Trump’s White House has been particularly ill-suited for a viral outbreak that requires precision, focus and steady leadership.”
New York Times: “More than four months into fighting the coronavirus in the United States, the shared sacrifice of millions of Americans suspending their lives — with jobs lost, businesses shuttered, daily routines upended — has not been enough to beat back a virus whose staying power around the world is only still being grasped.”
Wall Street Journal: U.S. coronavirus cases hit another daily record.
“The dysfunction that has long characterized Trump’s White House has been particularly ill-suited for a viral outbreak that requires precision, focus and steady leadership.”
New York Times: “More than four months into fighting the coronavirus in the United States, the shared sacrifice of millions of Americans suspending their lives — with jobs lost, businesses shuttered, daily routines upended — has not been enough to beat back a virus whose staying power around the world is only still being grasped.”
Wall Street Journal: U.S. coronavirus cases hit another daily record.
New York Times: “After weeks of a pandemic-induced contraction, the economy had begun rebounding faster than many economists expected from mid-April into June, as infection rates stabilized or fell across much of the country and the federal government injected trillions of dollars in the economy. States began to reopen, shoppers increased their spending and employers started to hire back furloughed workers.”
“But there were signs in late May and early June that the pace of recovery was beginning to slow, even before another wave of infections swept through states that had moved quickly to ease limits on public gatherings. In recent weeks, as that wave intensified, real-time economic data began to show the economy moving backward as rising infection fears spooked consumers.”
“But there were signs in late May and early June that the pace of recovery was beginning to slow, even before another wave of infections swept through states that had moved quickly to ease limits on public gatherings. In recent weeks, as that wave intensified, real-time economic data began to show the economy moving backward as rising infection fears spooked consumers.”