MicroGroks
Every day it seems more and more people are jumping on the mask-wearing bandwagon, even as cases drop in New England. Sure, Texas and Florida cases are rising (not as alarming a rate as the mainstream media portrays, and more on that next time) but how is that relevant to New Hampshire?
The band plays on as both CVS and Target jump on the retail mask mandate Titanic. Both companies have announced that customers will be required to mask up before entering and while shopping in their outlets.
If you like online petitions and you do not like being forced to wear a mask, then this is for you. “No government nor organization at any level should be able to mandate the public to wear face masks” from – Petition at WhiteHouse.gov.
Massachusetts has a statewide mask mandate in public places. Salem, New Hampshire, tried to impose one but failed. Nashua, whose city government is a lot more like Massachusetts (and wants to be Massachusetts), passed one like s**t through a goose.
I understand NH’s governor was put into a position he didn’t ask to be put into. He was essentially between a rock and a hard place. Governor Sununu, like everyone else, was using the wildly inaccurate models pushed by the CDC and the feds to make decisions. I get it. There was no other information …
Much ado about masks these days and around our humble shop. Pages and pages of news and opinion about this idiot or that. New Hampshire Democrats, mostly, engaged in mask warfare. Sowing fears to reap political rewards, but we’re having none of that here.
If you are looking for a reason to not vote for NH Democrat Mindi Messmer for anything, she just provided it, proudly. In a recent tweet, she announces that she is taking her money to Massachusetts because they mandated masks in public, and NH did not.
In a letter dated May 14th, the Democrat caucus of the New Hampshire House believes, that “an order temporarily requiring face coverings in public is necessary for the successful reopening of New Hampshire’s economy.”
New Hampshire has a bill to make insurance coverage for yoga mandatory. HB 1464. The “in” for this new mandatory benefit is that, in this instance, that everyone pays more for coverage so that yoga can be covered as a substitute for opioids.
This: By “requiring N.H. insurers to cover #fertility care,” what Hennessey is really saying is forcing everyone who purchases health insurance in New Hampshire to purchase fertility-coverage as part of that insurance. In other words, even if you have no need for fertility-coverage, such as you are past your child-bearing years … or, even if …
