The State of Wisconsin appears to give a wide berth to the rulemaking authority of its Department of Health Services (DHS). But the State Supreme Court has just decided that they overstepped their bounds with Emergency Order 28 (EO28).
The State of Wisconsin appears to give a wide berth to the rulemaking authority of its Department of Health Services (DHS). But the State Supreme Court has just decided that they overstepped their bounds with Emergency Order 28 (EO28).
A Hair Salon in Bedford has sued Governor Sununu over his unscientific, arbitrary and capricious “flex” opening of the New Hampshire economy. Some highlights: I think the lawsuit comes at it the wrong way. More specifically, the Hair Salon does not challenge the Governor’s statutory “emergency powers,” but rather challenges the manner in which he … Read more
Thank you to everyone who showed up at our Rally to Live Free last Saturday, May 2. We had a great event, with at least 500 people delivering the 5,300 petitions we signed to the governor. Unfortunately, the governor isn’t listening yet. We will need to keep up the pressure, and in fact, we will need to turn it up a notch, or ten.
So there is this from earlier today: And this: And a few days ago this: As you may recall, we were told by the “experts” that we had to put the economy in lockdown because “the surge is coming,” “the peak is coming” or some variation on the foregoing … and that absent the lockdown … Read more
George H. W. Bush’s job approval was riding high after the First Persian Gulf War. An approval rating in excess of 90 percent. But less than a year later, Bush’s job approval was under 50 percent. And by July 1992, Bush was below 30 percent job approval. He became one of a handful of incumbent … Read more
On April 26th Rick posted a video from two urgent care doctors in California sharing their observations and data showing that the response to COVID-19 is worse than the virus. Facebook pulls it down wherever they find it. YouTube has blocked it. We have it.
This from yesterday: This is the latest excuse from Team-Lockdown to delay lifting the lockdown: “We need more testing!” “We’re flying bind without more testing!” “Until we ge more people tested, … ” BLAH, BLAH, BLAH. The truth is we know all we need to know to lift the lockdown. First, we already know that … Read more
Here is his Majesty, Chris Sununu, First of His Name, Lord of NeverTrump and the RINOs, and Protector of the Realm in his fave local paper SeacoastOnline: “People in Massachusetts are crawling out of their skin, they want anything, any reason to get in their car and get out of that state because the epidemic … Read more
This: The governors of Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina on Monday afternoon announced new plans to bring their states’ economies closer to full force amid signs the coronavirus outbreak is slowing. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said certain businesses, including gyms and hair salons, can reopen beginning this Friday. Meanwhile, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee confirmed his state’s stay-at-home order, previously extended to April 30, will end … Read more
As we wrestle with the question of rolling back restrictions on “living,” people are taking sides. Over on Twitter, the left is all in on keeping the fear factor high to ensure the economy stays locked down. A nationwide political punishment as a vehicle for wish fulfillment.
Girard at Large, the radio show (RIP) has been gone for a while. Rich had a parallel local access TV show by the same name that lived on until Manchester refused to let him in the studio. He’s no longer an elected official so no access during a lockdown. That has not stopped him.
Well it turns out there are academics who believe in consistent logic. At least one group of mathematicians has come out publicly. They are saying using your models and your data your decision making is flawed. Come let us reason together.
Governor Sununu and all elected leaders need to show us their economic projections, month by month. Just like they showed us models of how many deaths and hospitalizations they predicted from Coronavirus, we need to see the consequences of continued lockdown. People need to know the cost we’re facing. I don’t mean the cost in … Read more
So Governor Chris Sununu was asked about ReopenNH at today’s photo-op … oh, I’m sorry, I mean “Coronavirus briefing” … and here’s what he had to say: Not just that … Sununu envisions keeping the Constitution suspended … oh, sorry again, I mean “protecting us” … until June or later. Let’s start with this. With … Read more
An online petition has been launched asking Gov. Chris Sununu to end the lockdown in New Hampshire. Here’s some text from the petition.
And there is always more to the story…in this case, a joke comes to mind that a number of SJW / feminists won’t especially like (because stereotype says they like cats more than dogs): Go ahead, put both your wife and your dog into the trunk of your car. Return in two hours and open … Read more
Skip and Steve both have posts up regarding ending the Coronavirus lockdown: A proposal for “unlocking” New Hampshire (which had better be done pretty dang fast) and Governor Sununu – Tear Down This “Wall”. Skip presents a template for ending the lockdown, which he is calling on the Governor to end … as the title … Read more
We’ve been circling this for weeks. Examining it with our heads tilted, squinty-eyed. Poking at it with a stick. The use of emergency orders to restrict commerce. Confine citizens. All in the name of health and safety. All of which have a very limited shelf life. As in, times up!
With a hat-tip to states like Wyoming and South Dakota that never “went there” in the first place, Texas Gov. Abbot announced Friday that it’s time to get back to business. Next week he has promised to issue guidelines for the state’s exit from lockdown.
So last night the Murray Model abandoned its doomsday Coronavirus projections for New Hampshire. We had a post up almost as soon as the model was updated: Murray Model Drops Doomsday Projections – No Excuse Left Not to End the Lockdown