MicroGroks
Wednesday, “Maine’s Democratic governor, Janet Mills, joined Republican Govs. Charlie Baker of Massachusetts, Chris Sununu of New Hampshire and Phil Scott of Vermont” to issue a misleading holiday warning on Social Media.
You know the song and all the parts of the 12 days of Christmas. You may not quite recall how many drummers, pipers, or dancing ladies or leaping lords, but you’ve got the first few nailed down. Charlie Baker has decided to change those. Beginning on Day two (the day after Christmas), all the other …
2019-2020 BC (Before COVID) I cut down a small forest of digital trees to make fun of the Transportation Climate Initiative. That’s a fancy name for a money-laundering scheme with taxes raised by folks you didn’t elect and could not punish for increasing levies.
Massachusetts has a spike. It’s meaningless unless you mean to scare people unnecessarily. Here in New Hampshire, 99.83% of people who test positive on the PCR test live to tell the tale. I expect the results in Maskachusetts are similar and destined to improve after they flood the schools with these test kits.
Those of you who find yourselves traveling south of the border in the People’s Republik of Maskachusetts, take heed. Charlie “Parker” has ratcheted up (or is it down?) the restrictions. Ignore the new mandates from cash-strapped, “we’ll fine anyone for anything,” Massachusetts at your own fiscal peril.
Messachusetts, Maskachusetts, the People’s Republic, is struggling with the pandemic. In fact, they are going backward. From May to June, their unemployment went up. And as “infections” spike – not an actual indication of anything but testing – and bad tests, Gov. Charlie “Parker” has gone back to mandatory traveler quarantine.
Yesterday Governor Sununu gave New Hampshire a sliver of hope. Not much but some. A loosening of the shackles. But to our south, Gov. Charlie Baker has done the opposite. He has just ordered everyone to wear masks in public.
Based on the surge in sales, “Americans” think gun-stores are essential. Here in New Hampshire, that status was made clear from the top as it was in other states. But our ‘sovereign’ neighbor to the south has had a change of heart.
The Massachusetts Legislature isn’t waiting for Gov. Baker to pull the trigger on TCI. The House just passed a gas tax increase as part of a transportation bill whose costs won’t affect them because they get a taxpayer-funded travel allowance.
In what feels like the beginning of a twenty-first-century relapse into the ill-famed days of Prohibition, more and more politicians across the country have flocked to one of the most misguided, counterproductive and reactionary measures in decades.
