thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--Typical Democrat Rashida Tlaib Wants US Treasury To Fund Coronavirus Recovery With Communist Univers

Typical Democrat Rashida Tlaib Wants US Treasury To Fund Coronavirus Recovery With Communist Universal Basic Income For All, Including Illegals

Democratic Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib proposed a plan that would have the U.S. Treasury provide what amounts to an emergency universal basic income ( UBI ) for every person in America until the coronavirus crisis ends .
The proposal , called the “ Automatic BOOST to Communities Act , ” would require the Treasury to issue two $ 1 trillion platinum coins , which would then be used to issue direct payouts to Americans using a pre-loaded U.S. debit card .
Everyone in the U.S. would receive $ 2,000 as an initial payment , then $ 1,000 per month until @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bill ’ s definition of “ every person ” includes non-citizens and residents of unincorporated territories or protectorates .
“ In response to the Coronavirus crisis , the Automatic BOOST to Communities Act would immediately provide a U.S. Debit Card pre-loaded with $ 2,000 to every person in America , ” the proposal ’ s summary reads .
“ Each card would be recharged with $ 1,000 monthly until one year after the end of the Coronavirus crisis.
” The proposal described the “ funding approach ” as follows : The Treasury Secretary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two $ 1 trillion platinum coins , under the legal authority provided by 31 U.S.C .
§ 5112 ( k ) .
Congress would direct the Federal Reserve to purchase the newly issued coins at full face value .
The Federal Reserve would complete the purchase by crediting the U.S. Mint ’ s account at the Fed with $ 2 trillion in reserves .
The Fed would retain ownership over the two $ 1 trillion coins permanently in order to ensure its own balance sheet remains fully capitalized by the Treasury .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ newly created reserve funds from the Mint ’ s account into the regular Treasury General Account .
The Treasury would make the funds available to the Bureau of the Fiscal Service to disperse to every person in America in the form of pre-paid U.S. Debit Cards .
“ I fully support the House Financial Services Committee Democrats # COVID19 economic response proposal , ” Tlaib tweeted on Saturday .
“ I also want to encourage leadership to consider my truly universal relief proposal on behalf of # 13thDistrictStrong.
” She then called on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plan : According to HuffPost senior reporter Zach Carter , the plan would “ take advantage of an obscure Treasury authority to issue new currency through minting platinum coins , and then give that currency to people.
” The measure also calls for a “ long term ” plan where the “ card infrastructure ” created is “ converted into a permanent , Treasury administered digital public currency wallet system , to serve as a privacy-respecting ‘ eCash ’ complement to universal Fed Accounts and/or Postal Bank Accounts for All.
” It also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so the distributions do “ not exacerbate income or wealth inequality in the long-term.
” ( RELATED : ‘ Decadent And Foolish ’ : Tucker Rips Mitt Romney ’ s Temporary ‘ Guaranteed Basic Income ’ Proposal ) Tlaib claimed that the move would create no additional national debt , but critics noted that it would create a whole host of other problems , including possible hyperinflation .

Democratic Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib proposed a plan that would have the U.S. Treasury provide what amounts to an emergency universal basic income (UBI) for every person in America until the coronavirus crisis ends.
The proposal, called the “Automatic BOOST to Communities Act,” would require the Treasury to issue two $1 trillion platinum coins, which would then be used to issue direct payouts to Americans using a pre-loaded U.S. debit card.
Everyone in the U.S. would receive $2,000 as an initial payment, then $1,000 per month until the coronavirus crisis has passed. The bill’s definition of “every person” includes non-citizens and residents of unincorporated territories or protectorates.
“In response to the Coronavirus crisis, the Automatic BOOST to Communities Act would immediately provide a U.S. Debit Card pre-loaded with $2,000 to every person in America,” the proposal’s summary reads. “Each card would be recharged with $1,000 monthly until one year after the end of the Coronavirus crisis.”
The proposal described the “funding approach” as follows:
The Treasury Secretary would direct the U.S. Mint to issue two $1 trillion platinum coins, under the legal authority provided by 31 U.S.C. § 5112(k). Congress would direct the Federal Reserve to purchase the newly issued coins at full face value. The Federal Reserve would complete the purchase by crediting the U.S. Mint’s account at the Fed with $2 trillion in reserves. The Fed would retain ownership over the two $1 trillion coins permanently in order to ensure its own balance sheet remains fully capitalized by the Treasury. The Treasury Secretary would “sweep” the newly created reserve funds from the Mint’s account into the regular Treasury General Account. The Treasury would make the funds available to the Bureau of the Fiscal Service to disperse to every person in America in the form of pre-paid U.S. Debit Cards.
“I fully support the House Financial Services Committee Democrats #COVID19 economic response proposal,” Tlaib tweeted on Saturday. “I also want to encourage leadership to consider my truly universal relief proposal on behalf of #13thDistrictStrong.”
I fully support the @FSCDems #COVID19 economic response proposal. I also want to encourage leadership to consider my truly universal relief proposal on behalf of #13thDistrictStrong. — Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (@RepRashida) March 21, 2020
This includes the Treasury using its legal authority to create a new mint program to fund: ✅Direct payments via preloaded $2,000 cash cards to everyone.
✅Recharging with $1,000/month until a year after the economy recovers. Read all about it here: https://t.co/JJI0z2bNFy — Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (@RepRashida) March 21, 2020
She then called on President Donald Trump to get behind her plan:
Hey @realDonaldTrump, let’s provide relief from this crisis for people by giving pre-loaded debit cards to every person in America. No additional debt—we’ll just mint two coins.#ABCAct #MintTheCoinhttps://t.co/v0gtfjBw7L — Rashida Tlaib (@RashidaTlaib) March 21, 2020
According to HuffPost senior reporter Zach Carter, the plan would “take advantage of an obscure Treasury authority to issue new currency through minting platinum coins, and then give that currency to people.”
Tlaib wants to take advantage of an obscure Treasury authority to issue new currency through minting platinum coins, and then give that currency to people. No new debt, no weird Federal Reserve programs, just cash straight to folks. — Zach Carter (@zachdcarter) March 21, 2020
The measure also calls for a “long term” plan where the “card infrastructure” created is “converted into a permanent, Treasury administered digital public currency wallet system, to serve as a privacy-respecting ‘eCash’ complement to universal Fed Accounts and/or Postal Bank Accounts for All.”
It also called for “progressive tax reform” so the distributions do “not exacerbate income or wealth inequality in the long-term.” (RELATED: ‘Decadent And Foolish’: Tucker Rips Mitt Romney’s Temporary ‘Guaranteed Basic Income’ Proposal)
Tlaib claimed that the move would create no additional national debt, but critics noted that it would create a whole host of other problems, including possible hyperinflation.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--President Trump: National Guard Has Been Activated to Help NY, CA and WA

President Trump : National Guard Has Been Activated to Help NY , CA and WA ( VIDEO ) President Trump @ @ @ @ @ press briefing from the White House Sunday evening .
The President announced he activated the @ @ @ @ @ York , California and Washington state — the three states hid the hardest by the @ @ @ @ @ also said the request from the state of California will be “ approved very quickly.
@ @ @ @ @ will be deployed to Los Angeles to add emergency surge medical capacity.
” President Trump @ @ @ @ @ afraid that he will “ always fight ” for Americans .
“ For those worried @ @ @ @ @ as long as I am your president , you can feel confident that you have @ @ @ @ @ fight for you.
” “ And I will not stop until we win , ” @ @ @ @ @ is a true leader and his poll numbers are soaring !

President Trump lead another Coronavirus task force press briefing from the White House Sunday evening.
The President announced he activated the National Guard to help New York, California and Washington state — the three states hid the hardest by the Wuhan Coronavirus.
President Trump also said the request from the state of California will be “approved very quickly.”
The USNS Mercy “will be deployed to Los Angeles to add emergency surge medical capacity.”
WATCH:
NEW: President Trump says the National Guard has been “activated” to help New York, California and Washington state — three states that are hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis. https://t.co/YL2iazzYuq pic.twitter.com/v9MilgWjFy — ABC News (@ABC) March 22, 2020
President Trump also reassured people who are afraid that he will “always fight” for Americans.
“For those worried and afraid, please know as long as I am your president, you can feel confident that you have a leader who will always fight for you.”
“And I will not stop until we win,” he said.
President Trump is a true leader and his poll numbers are soaring!
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thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--Sen. Rand Paul Tests Positive for the Chi-Com Virus

Sen. Rand Paul , R-Ky. , has tested positive for coronavirus and will remain in quarantine , according to his official Twitter account .
The senator is currently in quarantine and is continuing to work , while staffers in Paul ’ s Washington , D.C. , office have been working remotely for the past ten days .
“ Senator Rand Paul has tested positive for COVID-19 .
He is feeling fine and is in quarantine , ” the account tweeted Sunday afternoon .
“ He is asymptomatic and was tested out of an abundance of caution due to his extensive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aware of any direct contact with any infected person.
” '' He expects to be back in the Senate after his quarantine period ends and will continue to work for the people of Kentucky at this difficult time , '' a second tweet said .
`` Ten days ago , our D.C. office began operating remotely , hence virtually no staff has had contact with Senator Rand Paul . ''
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP Paul is the first member of the Senate known to have been infected with coronavirus , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Ben McAdams , D-Utah , have also tested positive , as have two congressional staffers .
Sen. Ted Cruz , R-Texas , Rep. Paul Gosar , R-Ariz. , and several other members of Congress have also announced they would self-quarantine after they had possible exposure to the virus .

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Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has tested positive for coronavirus and will remain in quarantine, according to his official Twitter account.
The senator is currently in quarantine and is continuing to work, while staffers in Paul’s Washington, D.C., office have been working remotely for the past ten days.
“Senator Rand Paul has tested positive for COVID-19. He is feeling fine and is in quarantine,” the account tweeted Sunday afternoon. “He is asymptomatic and was tested out of an abundance of caution due to his extensive travel and events. He was not aware of any direct contact with any infected person.”
"He expects to be back in the Senate after his quarantine period ends and will continue to work for the people of Kentucky at this difficult time," a second tweet said. "Ten days ago, our D.C. office began operating remotely, hence virtually no staff has had contact with Senator Rand Paul."
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Paul is the first member of the Senate known to have been infected with coronavirus, but Reps. Mario Diaz-Ballart, R-Fla., and Ben McAdams, D-Utah, have also tested positive, as have two congressional staffers.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., and several other members of Congress have also announced they would self-quarantine after they had possible exposure to the virus.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--Rand Paul Smacks Down Fake News Story That He Went to the Gym After Chi-Com Virus Diagnosis

This is bad .
Mike Lee is going into self-quarantine after Rand Paul tested positive for coronavirus .
It might @ @ @ @ @ : BUT , Rand Paul is calling her out for the deceptive implication that he @ @ @ @ @ being diagnosed .
It would definitely have been irresponsible to have contact with others after @ @ @ @ @ ton of people are dunking on Paul based on the false reporting .
BUT , @ @ @ @ @ know that it can passed on even before someone is showing symptoms .
So .
@ @ @ @ @ .
This dude basically works in the country ’ s biggest nursing home for millionaires @ @ @ @ @ the most important decisions for the greatest country in the world .
I guess it @ @ @ @ @ time .

This is bad. Mike Lee is going into self-quarantine after Rand Paul tested positive for coronavirus.
It might have to do with this:
Apparently DOCTOR Rand Paul didn’t quite get the (obvious) message that everyone must self-quarantine while awaiting results of a #COVID19 test. Completely defeats the point of testing if that’s not done. https://t.co/KdCz8MU3b8 — Daniel Goldman (@danielsgoldman) March 22, 2020
BUT, Rand Paul is calling her out for the deceptive implication that he went to the gym after being diagnosed.
We want to be clear, Senator Paul left the Senate IMMEDIATELY upon learning of his diagnosis. He had zero contact with anyone & went into quarantine. Insinuations such as those below that he went to the gym after learning of his results are just completely false & irresponsible! https://t.co/yqfxydsXBG — Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) March 22, 2020
It would definitely have been irresponsible to have contact with others after testing positive, and a ton of people are dunking on Paul based on the false reporting.
BUT, aside from that, we know that it can passed on even before someone is showing symptoms. So. This is still a problem.
This dude basically works in the country’s biggest nursing home for millionaires that happen to make all the most important decisions for the greatest country in the world. I guess it was only a matter of time.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--Patriotic Boys & Girls Recite Pledge of Allegiance in their Neighborhood

There ’ s no doubt that the Chinese virus outbreak has disrupted daily routines across the fruited plain – and @ @ @ @ @ school .
But a group of patriotic young children in Broadview Heights , Ohio decided @ @ @ @ @ was worth continuing – especially during a global pandemic .
Every morning at 9 a.m. @ @ @ @ @ and they recite the Pledge of Allegiance together .
Mary Beth Kressler , mother of @ @ @ @ @ 5 in Cleveland she started this because “ in times like these , we have @ @ @ @ @ important.
” Folks in Broadview Heights are doing a terrific job raising the next generation @ @ @ @ @ ’ S NOTE : Social media is cracking down on Conservative content .
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There’s no doubt that the Chinese virus outbreak has disrupted daily routines across the fruited plain – and that includes the cancellation of school.
But a group of patriotic young children in Broadview Heights, Ohio decided that one important daily routine was worth continuing – especially during a global pandemic.
Every morning at 9 a.m. families gather on their driveways and they recite the Pledge of Allegiance together.
Mary Beth Kressler, mother of four children, told News 5 in Cleveland she started this because “in times like these, we have to remember what’s important.”
Folks in Broadview Heights are doing a terrific job raising the next generation of American patriots!
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thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--Recently Retired Singing Legend Neil Diamond Hits it Out of the Park With New Chi-Com Virus Crisis V

Recently Retired Singing Legend Neil Diamond Hits it Out of the Park With New Chi-Com Virus Crisis Version of Hit ‘Sweet Caroline’: ‘Hands . . . Washing Hands . . .’

Neil Diamond has put together a “ new ” song about the coronavirus .
WAAAY better than the original : @ @ @ @ @ Imagine ’ the funniest damn thing you ’ ll see today ( watch ) ‘ @ @ @ @ @ : Music legend Kenny Rogers dies at 81

'Hands ... washing hands': Neil Diamond hits it out of the park with a coronavirus song


thelibertydaily--2020-03-22--Fake Jake Tapper Tries to Explain Why He Didn’t Correct Ocrazio-Cortex for Lie About President Trump

Fake Jake Tapper Tries to Explain Why He Didn’t Correct Ocrazio-Cortex for Lie About President Trump Calling the Chi-Com Virus a ‘Hoax’

This morning on CNN ’ s “ State of the Union , ” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez repeated the lie that @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus as a “ hoax.
” Host Jake Tapper later explained that he “ thought @ @ @ @ @ socialist , but “ didn ’ t because he *did* call a hoax the concerns @ @ @ @ @ response from the president was insufficient and that he was downplaying the gravity of the @ @ @ @ @ it ’ s tough to justify taking the time for a fact check when it @ @ @ @ @ stand defining the truth ” : Welcome to the new rules :

This morning on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez repeated the lie that President Trump referred to the coronavirus as a “hoax.”
AOC just repeated the lie that President Trump called coronavirus a "hoax." This is not true, and has been debunked by numerous fact checking sources. This would've been a great time for a fact check, @jaketapper… https://t.co/Ps1hItAKGA pic.twitter.com/X8qQEwMthF — Abigail Marone (Text EMPOWER to 88022) (@abigailmarone) March 22, 2020
Host Jake Tapper later explained that he “thought about” fact-checking the Queens socialist, but “didn’t because he *did* call a hoax the concerns of those saying that the response from the president was insufficient and that he was downplaying the gravity of the crisis”:
I thought about it, because the president did not call the virus a hoax. But i didn’t because he *did* call a hoax the concerns of those saying that the response from the president was insufficient and that he was downplaying the gravity of the crisis. And that too was a lie. https://t.co/MdPeulQpZ1 — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) March 22, 2020
And “it’s tough to justify taking the time for a fact check when it’s not taking a stand defining the truth”:
I guess that’s the problem with a politician who lies so often; while I agree that Democrats are mischaracterizing what he said, what he did say was also false so it’s tough to justify taking the time for a fact check when it’s not taking a stand defining the truth. — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) March 22, 2020
TBH, this isn’t a great look:
What a cowardly excuse. — Annie_Bannany (@Annie_Bannany) March 22, 2020
So…..you refuse to call out lies? What happened to our media? — Jason (@UCCowboy) March 22, 2020
I knew she lied but oh well. Got it. — Kambree (@KamVTV) March 22, 2020
Everything is broken:
“You know it was a lie, but Trump has said stuff so I’m going to let her lie stand.” pic.twitter.com/AGHMCM68Ce — Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) March 22, 2020
Welcome to the new rules:
If only the President would stop embellishing things, we would fact check everyone else – A standard of excellence that literally did not exist before January 21st, 2017. — Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) March 22, 2020
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thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--VIDEO: Man Who Licked Ice Cream in Store Now Licked a Toilet for ‘Coronavirus’ Clout

Man had previously licked tub of ice cream at supermarket before putting it back on shelf for ...

Last Updated on March 23, 2020
A man, who previously scooped up and handful then licked ice cream from a tub out of a supermarket freezer before putting it back on the shelf, has now filmed himself licking a toilet rim for social media clout as part of a new craze.
The man, who goes by “GAYSHAWNMENDES” on Twitter, films himself walking into a public restroom before boldly approaching a very clean looking toilet bowl and licking it in a tweet captioned: “RT to spread awareness for the Coronavirus :)”
It appears that the dirtiest part of the stunt was his foundation, which he accidentally licked up from the rim as he carried out his clout-chasing performance.
https://twitter.com/GAYSHAWNMENDES/status/1241192396282646529
Unsurprisingly, the stunt, despite garnering almost 4.5k likes, was ratioed with negative remarks dominating the comments section.
One commenter remarked: “Ain’t he the one who also licked ice cream? Man, these people will do anything for clout. Clout is a disease. LMFAO.”
“The way the toilet was clean before you licked it and then something appeared on the rim when you licked it and then you licked it right back up. Um sweetie I don’t think it’s the toilet that’s dirty…” said another.
“I thought it was a poop stain but since it appeared after he licked it i think its his foundation haha,” replied a third.
https://twitter.com/alicepog/status/1241692181922021377
A fourth wrote: “You’re the reason us gays have a bad reputation.”
Sadly, “GAYSHAWNMENDES'” antics were not the first toilet-licking-for-coronavirus-clout footage to circulate social media.
National File reported on a TikTok personality who licked an airplane toilet for the so-called “Coronavirus Challenge.”
National File reported:
In a tweet captioned, “Y’all participating in the new Corona Challenge? This is on a plane btw…” the TikTok user @avalouiise makes her short performance. Unsurprisingly, the vast majority of commenters underneath the tweet expressed their disgust at the video–in spite of speculations as to whether the seat had been previously sanitized. One commenter said: “Whether sterilized it prior to licking or not – she’ll remain in the @DarwinAwards nominees list.
“GAYSHAWNMENDES” was reportedly visited by the police after his unpopular ice cream clip went viral on social media.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--U.S. Futures Dive as Democrats Block Chi-Com Virus Relief Bill

U.S. stock futures smashed into “ limit down ” trading curbs in their first hour of trading Sunday night after Democrat pushed back against economic rescue measures on Capitol Hill .
Futures contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S & P 500 fell by 5 percent , triggering downside limits that prevent the contracts from trading 5 percent below the prior close .
The limits are intended to prevent panicked sell-off and ensure orderly markets but they can obscure market signals by concealing selling pressure until the opening at 9:30 a.m .
The Nasdaq was down by almost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reacting to developments in Washington , D.C. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi , the California Democrat , said Sunday afternoon that she rejected the idea of working on the plan in the U.S. Senate supported by Republicans and the White House .
She said she would instead move forward with her own economic package .
The Senate on Sunday night failed to advance its economic rescue bill , with lawmakers voting 47 to 47 on a procedural vote that required 60 votes to move the bill forward .
Five Senators were not present to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to coronavirus concerns .
Democrats have accused Republicans of rushing the process .
Roll Call reported : The vote had been delayed by three hours Sunday amid deepening rifts over the massive economic stimulus package , with Democrats expressing frustration that GOP leaders were rushing on a measure that they said didn ’ t do enough to help workers and was too generous toward corporate interests .
Few outside of Washington view efforts to pass an economic rescue package as rushed .
Many economists have stressed the need for a swift government reaction @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus pandemic .

U.S. stock futures smashed into “limit down” trading curbs in their first hour of trading Sunday night after Democrat pushed back against economic rescue measures on Capitol Hill.
Futures contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 fell by 5 percent, triggering downside limits that prevent the contracts from trading 5 percent below the prior close. The limits are intended to prevent panicked sell-off and ensure orderly markets but they can obscure market signals by concealing selling pressure until the opening at 9:30 a.m.
The Nasdaq was down by almost 5 percent.
Traders appeared to be reacting to developments in Washington, D.C. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the California Democrat, said Sunday afternoon that she rejected the idea of working on the plan in the U.S. Senate supported by Republicans and the White House. She said she would instead move forward with her own economic package.
The Senate on Sunday night failed to advance its economic rescue bill, with lawmakers voting 47 to 47 on a procedural vote that required 60 votes to move the bill forward. Five Senators were not present to cast votes because they are self-quarantined due to coronavirus concerns.
Democrats have accused Republicans of rushing the process. Roll Call reported:
The vote had been delayed by three hours Sunday amid deepening rifts over the massive economic stimulus package, with Democrats expressing frustration that GOP leaders were rushing on a measure that they said didn’t do enough to help workers and was too generous toward corporate interests.
Few outside of Washington view efforts to pass an economic rescue package as rushed. Many economists have stressed the need for a swift government reaction to the extreme economic stress created by the coronavirus pandemic.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Conservative International Film and Television Star Nick Searcy CRUSHES Hollywood Elites With Hilari

Conservative International Film and Television Star Nick Searcy CRUSHES Hollywood Elites With Hilarious Mockery of Their Embarrassing ‘Imagine’ Stunt: ‘Imagine No More Actors’

If we leave Hollywood to do what it always does when it comes to virtue signaling , chances are they ’ ll continue to embarrass themselves .
But what ’ s the fun in that when we have opportunities to take jabs at them regularly ?
A recent video of Tinseltown ’ s brightest led by Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot singing John Lennon ’ s Imagine went viral on social media .
It was intended to be hopeful , which always struck me as odd considering the line that many leftists , including Gadot , love to highlight is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heaven.
” A song that tells people to pretend religion , heaven , and our Creator are somehow bad things that should be imagined away should never be considered hopeful , but since the song ’ s 1971 release it has been a rallying cry for atheists around the world .
Here ’ s the video for the record , though I don ’ t recommend watching it .
Actor and rare Hollywood conservative Nick Searcy came up with the perfect response to the hopeless heathens of Tinseltown .
His version of Imagine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the left ’ s virtue signaling and supporting President Trump in these trying times .
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If we leave Hollywood to do what it always does when it comes to virtue signaling, chances are they’ll continue to embarrass themselves. But what’s the fun in that when we have opportunities to take jabs at them regularly? A recent video of Tinseltown’s brightest led by Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot singing John Lennon’s Imagine went viral on social media. It was intended to be hopeful, which always struck me as odd considering the line that many leftists, including Gadot, love to highlight is, “Imaging there’s no heaven.”
A song that tells people to pretend religion, heaven, and our Creator are somehow bad things that should be imagined away should never be considered hopeful, but since the song’s 1971 release it has been a rallying cry for atheists around the world. Here’s the video for the record, though I don’t recommend watching it.
Actor and rare Hollywood conservative Nick Searcy came up with the perfect response to the hopeless heathens of Tinseltown. His version of Imagine is one for the ages, lambasting the left’s virtue signaling and supporting President Trump in these trying times.
Imagine. https://t.co/JbfSADpWKz — Nick Searcy, INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) March 23, 2020
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thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Whistleblowers Claim China’s Chi-Com Virus Recovery ‘Fake,’ Several Silenced

Last Updated on March 22, 2020
According to an article posted in Yahoo, local residents and whistleblowers have signaled China’s reports of their stunning coronavirus recovery are not to be trusted.
China’s handling of the Covid-19 in its early days has been called into question as a lack of transparency and overwhelming censorship to keep the lid on the emergence of a SARS-like virus in Wuhan was revealed to a global audience.
The now-deceased doctor who alerted a WeChat group of medical professionals of patients with SARS-like symptoms, was reprimanded with the equivalent of a misdemeanor and a gag order after authorities intervened, claiming that the medical professional had been disseminating false rumors.
A Chinese inquiry has now exonerated the late Dr Wenliang Li.
A report from Caixan found that some companies appeared to be fudging reports and cooking books to give the illusion of business as usual.
The Week reported:
But civil servants tell Caixan that businesses are actually faking these numbers. Beijing had started checking Zhejiang businesses’ electricity consumption levels, so district officials ordered the companies to start leaving their lights and machinery on all day to drive the numbers up, one civil servant said. Businesses have reportedly falsified staff attendance logs as well — they “would rather waste a small amount of money on power than irritate local officials,” Caixan writes. In Wuhan, officials have tried to make it appear that recovery efforts are going smoothly. But when “central leaders” personally survey disinfecting regimens and food delivery, local officials “make a special effort” for them and them alone, one resident told Caixan. And in a video circulating on social media, residents can be seen shouting at visiting leaders from the apartments where they’re being quarantined — “Fake, it’s all fake.”
On February 20, Business Insider reported on 5 high-profile whistleblowers who had either been arrested, silenced, or vanished.
These dissident voices who have vented their frustrations at the Chinese government have had their views throttled.
A high-profile tycoon vanished, according to the Daily Mail, after calling President Xi “a clown” after the way the country had dealt with the coronavirus.
Now, China, in some instances, appears to be apportioning the blame to other countries following their reported recovery.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--REPORT: School Sends Email Ordering Parents To ‘Counter Stigma and Racism’ Amidst Chi-Com Virus

Last Updated on March 23, 2020
Exclusive reporting from National File shows that a document created by the National Association of School Psychologists titled “Countering COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Stigma and Racism – Tips for Parents and Caregivers” was sent out to parents of children enrolled in Waubesa Elementary School in McFarland, Wisconsin.
“Concerns over COVID-19 can make children and families anxious and may also lead to placing blame on others who are perceived to be associated with the outbreak,” the email begins, adding, “it is important to inform children in a developmentally appropriate manner that the disease is linked to a geographic location and not to a race or nationality.”
“It is important that parents and caregivers help children identify harmful language and behavior and encourage children to stop it,” the document continues.
The document drives home the point that parents must virtue signal for intersectionality amidst a global pandemic, demanding that “adults must model acceptance and compassion in their words and behavior.”
The document then suggest no less than twelve virtue-signalling steps that parents can take to model racially-sensitive behavior for their children, before asking parents to identify with emotionally aggrieved minorites.
“It is important to be aware of and honest about our own children’s behavior and stop behaviors that perpetuate inaccurate perceptions, racism, bias, and harm,” the email states, before ordering parents, “Reinforce that such behavior (including speech) is not okay, and help your child identify the source of their feelings/behavior and why it is wrong. Teach them appropriate positive alternatives.”
A concerned father who has a child enrolled in the Mcfarland School District reached out to National File after receiving the email, and provided the following statement:
This virus DID originate in China, it is well known and was reported WIDELY in the news in January, therefore there is no innate harm in calling it a “Chinese Virus”. I have heard people call this xenophobia — are we now going to refer to things such as “Chinese Checkers” as xenophobic? OR even less savory terms such as “Chinese Water Torture” as xenophobic? It is what it is! The idea that kids are going to be “racist” against their Chinese peers over this is preposterous, and it feeds into the hysteria the mainstream media is propagating in order to divide society across every possible line! I love my neighbors, be they any Asian nationality. End of story!
The novel coronavirus COVID-19 originated in Hubei province near the city of Wuhan, China.
President Donald Trump has repeatedly refused to using the term “Chinese virus” despite media allegations of racism, going so far as to cross out “Corona” Virus and replace it with “Chinese” Virus in his press notes last week.
The media and the Southern Poverty Law Center have been ridiculed for bemoaning social distancing measures intended to fight coronavirus, claiming they could lead to “white nationalism.”


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Chi-Com Virus Tyranny Update: New Jersey Homeowners Arrested For Inviting People To An Event In Thei

Chi-Com Virus Tyranny Update: New Jersey Homeowners Arrested For Inviting People To An Event In Their Home

While New York is letting repeat bank-robbers go free without bail , New Jersey is arresting homeowners for having company over .
One of the private gatherings was an alternate arrangement for someone ’ s wedding ceremony .
The couple-to-be obviously couldn ’ t go ahead with a catered event in a hall so they met in a backyard .
Somebody snitched .
And now , there ’ s been an arrest over it .
Two New Jersey residents were arrested this week after they hosted large crowds at events in their homes , including a pop-up wedding , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus outbreak .
Trending : WATCH : Financial Bro Calls BS On Virus Crisis — Puts China And CNN On FULL Blast Eliyohu Zaks , 49 , was taken into custody on Friday after authorities said he hosted a pop-up wedding in his home on Spruce Street in Lakewood .
The event was attended by more than 50 people , a violation of the state ’ s newly enacted edict banning such gatherings as part of efforts to contain the coronavirus .
Another local resident , 43-year-old Shaul Kuperwasser , was arrested after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his home on Thursday .
Source : DailyMail The Governor has been ramping up his aggressiveness in the enforcement of these public gathering bans .
‘ We want the public to know that we have heard and share their concerns regarding gatherings of more than 50 people and have taken action against those who have failed to comply , ’ he said .
The recent sightings of public gatherings have already exacerbated long-running tensions in Lakewood , where a large Orthodox Jewish population has relocated in recent years .
New Jersey police earlier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at reception halls , according to NJ Advance Media .
Even as wedding halls were ordered to shut down , residents simply moved the ceremonies to backyards on their residential properties .
Source : DailyMail New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy this week angrily vowed to crack down more harshly on residents who held gatherings as state authorities struggle to prevent the fast-spreading disease .
‘ It ’ s time to cut the crap , ’ Murphy told reporters in Trenton on Thursday .
When asked about the continued violations in Lakewood , Murphy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have this .
‘ We have got to ensure compliance , no matter what the circumstances are.
’ The governor vowed that his order banning gatherings of more than 50 people ‘ has to be enforced.
’ ‘ It will be enforced aggressively , ’ he said .
Source : DailyMail Some groups just don ’ t bend easily to government ultimatums .
That happened to be one of them .
Independent-minded patriots are another one .
Which leads us to our question : Is the governor way out of line here , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be done ?
How should this governor get public cooperation with the Chinese Coronavirus response ?

While New York is letting repeat bank-robbers go free without bail, New Jersey is arresting homeowners for having company over.
One of the private gatherings was an alternate arrangement for someone’s wedding ceremony. The couple-to-be obviously couldn’t go ahead with a catered event in a hall so they met in a backyard.
Somebody snitched. And now, there’s been an arrest over it.
Two New Jersey residents were arrested this week after they hosted large crowds at events in their homes, including a pop-up wedding, in defiance of social distancing orders amidst the coronavirus outbreak. Eliyohu Zaks, 49, was taken into custody on Friday after authorities said he hosted a pop-up wedding in his home on Spruce Street in Lakewood. The event was attended by more than 50 people, a violation of the state’s newly enacted edict banning such gatherings as part of efforts to contain the coronavirus. Another local resident, 43-year-old Shaul Kuperwasser, was arrested after a large crowd was seen gathering at his home on Thursday.
Source: DailyMail
The Governor has been ramping up his aggressiveness in the enforcement of these public gathering bans.
‘We want the public to know that we have heard and share their concerns regarding gatherings of more than 50 people and have taken action against those who have failed to comply,’ he said. The recent sightings of public gatherings have already exacerbated long-running tensions in Lakewood, where a large Orthodox Jewish population has relocated in recent years. New Jersey police earlier this week broke up two large weddings at reception halls, according to NJ Advance Media. Even as wedding halls were ordered to shut down, residents simply moved the ceremonies to backyards on their residential properties.
Source: DailyMail
The governor wasn’t mincing words:
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy this week angrily vowed to crack down more harshly on residents who held gatherings as state authorities struggle to prevent the fast-spreading disease. ‘It’s time to cut the crap,’ Murphy told reporters in Trenton on Thursday. When asked about the continued violations in Lakewood, Murphy said: ‘We simply cannot have this. ‘We have got to ensure compliance, no matter what the circumstances are.’ The governor vowed that his order banning gatherings of more than 50 people ‘has to be enforced.’ ‘It will be enforced aggressively,’ he said.
Source: DailyMail
Some groups just don’t bend easily to government ultimatums.
That happened to be one of them. Independent-minded patriots are another one. Which leads us to our question: Is the governor way out of line here, or is he merely doing what must be done?
How should this governor get public cooperation with the Chinese Coronavirus response?


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Ted Cruz Hammers Pelosi, Democrats: What The Hell Do Emissions Standards On Airplanes Have To Do Wit

Ted Cruz Hammers Pelosi, Democrats: What The Hell Do Emissions Standards On Airplanes Have To Do With Fiscal Relief For Coronavirus?

It ’ s obvious but bears stating anyway : The only reason Pelosi thinks she can get away with trying to get a Democratic policy wishlist passed at a moment of dire economic emergency is because she trusts that the media will run interference for her and her party .
As I write this at 6 p.m .
ET , this is the headline for today ’ s lead editorial at the New York Times : I don ’ t know what Pelosi ’ s endgame is here .
Obviously she ’ ll have to back off her demands ; @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Democratic agenda just because they need House votes to get money flowing to laid off people .
Dan Foster offers this grim possibility : Maybe .
But again , that strategy only works if you assume that the GOP will be blamed at least as much as Democrats will for the delay in getting checks out to people .
She ’ d behave differently right now , even if she thought economic devastation were inevitable , if she feared that the press would hold her party accountable for larding up negotiations with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they won ’ t , so she isn ’ t .
“ Hostage-taking ” is what they called this when the GOP tried to condition debt-ceiling hikes on Dems agreeing to certain Republican priorities back in the tea-party days .
We ’ ve never had a crisis in American history like the one we have now , yet here ’ s Pelosi ransoming checks that people need to pay their rent in return for concessions on stuff like emissions standards .
It ’ s unimaginable yet somehow real .
Like everything else these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she wanted to slow down the bill in order to scapegoat Republicans for the delay , she ’ d focus on Democratic complaints that the Senate bill sets up a $ 500 billion “ slush fund ” for Steve Mnuchin to reward favored interests .
That complaint is overstated — the House ’ s own bill sets up a similar $ 150 billion supposed “ slush fund ” — but at least it ’ s good populist political fodder .
Windmills are … not a good reason .
But when you don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you don ’ t need to have good reasons for what you do .
This deal , which is urgently needed , apparently will not get written up tonight even though millions of people are eight days away from having to pay rent and mortgages .
Here ’ s Cruz making his righteous contempt for Democratic tactics known on the Senate floor today .

It’s obvious but bears stating anyway: The only reason Pelosi thinks she can get away with trying to get a Democratic policy wishlist passed at a moment of dire economic emergency is because she trusts that the media will run interference for her and her party.
And she’s right.
As I write this at 6 p.m. ET, this is the headline for today’s lead editorial at the New York Times:
I don’t know what Pelosi’s endgame is here. Obviously she’ll have to back off her demands; Republicans aren’t going to enact the Democratic agenda just because they need House votes to get money flowing to laid off people. Dan Foster offers this grim possibility:
https://twitter.com/DanFosterType/status/1242153219029164032
Maybe. But again, that strategy only works if you assume that the GOP will be blamed at least as much as Democrats will for the delay in getting checks out to people. She’d behave differently right now, even if she thought economic devastation were inevitable, if she feared that the press would hold her party accountable for larding up negotiations with demands unrelated to the crisis. But they won’t, so she isn’t.
“Hostage-taking” is what they called this when the GOP tried to condition debt-ceiling hikes on Dems agreeing to certain Republican priorities back in the tea-party days. We’ve never had a crisis in American history like the one we have now, yet here’s Pelosi ransoming checks that people need to pay their rent in return for concessions on stuff like emissions standards. It’s unimaginable yet somehow real. Like everything else these days.
You would think that if she wanted to slow down the bill in order to scapegoat Republicans for the delay, she’d focus on Democratic complaints that the Senate bill sets up a $500 billion “slush fund” for Steve Mnuchin to reward favored interests. That complaint is overstated — the House’s own bill sets up a similar $150 billion supposed “slush fund” — but at least it’s good populist political fodder. Windmills are … not a good reason. But when you don’t need to worry about accountability, you don’t need to have good reasons for what you do.
This deal, which is urgently needed, apparently will not get written up tonight even though millions of people are eight days away from having to pay rent and mortgages. Here’s Cruz making his righteous contempt for Democratic tactics known on the Senate floor today.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Infected Patients Across U.S. Reveal How ‘Miracle’ Malaria Drug Touted by President Trump Saved Them

Infected Patients Across U.S. Reveal How ‘Miracle’ Malaria Drug Touted by President Trump Saved Them From the Chi-Com Virus

People across the US have come forward to call the anti-malaria drug a 'miracle ' coronavirus treatment as New York state officials announce they will start trials with the medication on Tuesday .
On Monday , New York Gov .
Andrew Cuomo said the state will doctors will start trialing hydroxychloroquine this week after the number of coronavirus cases in New York City alone rose to 12,000 , an increase of more than 3,000 overnight .
The drug has not yet been proven as effective in battling the virus , but President Donald Trump drummed up excitement over it when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last week .
Dr Anthony Fauci , the White House coronavirus expert , said more work was needed before it could be heralded as a solution .
But people like Rio Giardinieri , Margaret Novins and Lost star Daniel Dae Kim are praising the drug for saving their lives .
Here are some of the infected patients who have credited the medication for the improvement in their condition .
Giardinieri , who is the vice-president of a company that manufactures cooking equipment for high-end restaurants in Los Angeles , said his doctors administered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his recovery .
The 52-year-old believes he contracted the virus during a conference in New York and immediately fell ill with a fever for five days , back pain , headaches , a cough and fatigue . '
I was at the point where I was barely able to speak , and breathing was very challenging , ' he told Fox 6 .
He went to Joe DiMaggio Hospital in South Florida , where doctors diagnosed him with pneumonia and coronavirus .
Giardinieri explained that he was placed on oxygen but he was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week , doctors told him there was nothing else they could do and on Friday evening he said goodbye to his wife and three children . '
I really thought my end was there .
I had been through nine days of solid pain and for me , the end was there , so I made some calls to say , in my own way , goodbye to my friends and family , ' he told the news site .
Giardinieri said a friend then told him about the anti-malaria drug .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medication .
He then explained what came next , including the moment when he felt like his heart was beating out of his chest .
'They had to come in , and get me calmed down , and take care of me , ' Giardinieri said .
But then the next morning he says he 'woke up like nothing ever happened ' and feeling much better .
The doctors said they do n't believe Giardinieri 's episode was a reaction to the anti-malaria drug but instead was likely the virus progressing in his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saved my life , ' Giardinieri said .
Meanwhile , in New Jersey , where there are more than 2,800 confirmed coronavirus cases and 27 deaths , Novins had a very similar experience .
She told Forbes that she began feeling ill on March 8 and by March 15 she 'could n't breathe ' .
Novins said she was initially diagnosed with pneumonia before getting more test results back on March 19 that showed she was positive for coronavirus .
The 53-year-old said her doctors categorized her as 'critical ' and she was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ woke up on Saturday her fever was gone , which is 'fantastic ' , she said .
Novins told the news site that her doctor 'insisted the pharmacy get it to me the minute we got the positive ' .
'It seemed like their go-to right away . '
In North Carolina , Jeff Hensley , 57 , was hospitalized over the weekend with labored breathing after he tested positive for COVID-19 The Harnett County man started feeling sick on March 4 while working in Hawaii .
According to The News & Observer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the virus three times after returning to North Carolina on March 7 .
His wife told the news site that her husband was finally admitted and 'is on oxygen ' .
She said doctors are currently treating him with the anti-malaria drug .
Though the drug is not FDA approved his wife says she 's glad he 's being treated with it .
Taking to Instagram on Saturday evening the 51-year-old said he felt 'back to normal ' and had not needed hospital treatment .
Kim , who will remain in self-isolation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ symptoms ' other than congestion and believes that the antimalarial drug Hydroxychloroquine was the 'secret weapon ' to his recovery . '
I am happy to report that my progress has continued and I practically feel back to normal .
I am lucky enough to be in the 80 per cent of diagnosed cases that have not required hospitalization , ' revealed the Hawaii-based actor in the nearly seven-minute video .
Kim 's personal physician prescribed him a 'drug cocktail ' that consisted of the antiviral medicine TamiFlu , the antibiotic Azithromycin , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drug hydroxychloroquine .
Though all of the medicines worked in conjunction to aid in Kim 's healing process , the actor stated that hydroxychloroquine was the 'secret weapon . '
According to Kim , the drug 'has been used with great success in Korea in their fight against the coronavirus ' .
There are currently no approved treatments or preventive vaccines for COVID-19 .
Researchers are studying existing treatments and working on experimental ones , but most current patients receive only supportive care such as breathing assistance .
Potential treatments like malaria drugs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as demand has surged with the rapid spread of the outbreak .
Some states have already taken steps to limit prescriptions of the drugs to those who need them most .
A French study , carried out on 20 patients earlier this month , is highly preliminary and was non-randomized .
However , it did find that six patients who received a combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin had their viral load reduced faster than those on either hydroxychloroquine alone or neither of the drugs .
Hydroxychloroquine is a high-power drug used to treat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as well as some non-infectious inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis .
Azithromycin is a fairly common antibiotic that is used to treat a number of bacterial infections , such a strep throat .
Neither drug has been previously indicated to treat a viral infection such as coronavirus , although there were anecdotal reports of hydroxychloroquine being used successfully to treat SARS , a close relative of coronavirus .
Last week , the University of Minnesota put out a call for 1,500 people to sign up to a clinical trial to determine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is effective in treating coronavirus .
The trial is being led by Dr David Boulware .
He has asked for 1,500 people who have been recently exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19 to come forward to take part .
Ideally , they want to treat healthcare workers to hopefully provide a prevention from them catching the virus .
The test would involve drugs being sent overnight to 1,500 people who want to participate .
Half would receive the malaria medication and half would receive a vitamin .
On Friday , Boulware said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the trial but that more needs to be done before it can be rolled out .
However if it works , it could stop people from becoming infected within three days of being exposed .
The drug costs just $ 12 and has already been approved by the FDA for treating malaria and arthritis .
They want to sign up people with high risk exposure to see if they can stop them from catching it .
'Health workers who have been exposed , or household contacts ... high risk exposures and seeing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first three days after their exposure to prevent them going on to develop the disease , ' he said .
But there have already been reports of people in the US and in Nigeria either dying or overdosing from the drug .
In Phoenix , Arizona , Banner Health experts are emphasizing that chloroquine , a malaria medication , should not be ingested to treat or prevent this virus .
'Given the uncertainty around COVID-19 , we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do so , ' said Dr Daniel Brooks , Banner Poison and Drug Information Center medical director .
'The last thing that we want right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health . '
According to Banner Health experts , a man has already died and his wife is under critical care after the couple , both in their 60s , ingested chloroquine phosphate , an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ couple experienced immediate effects requiring admittance to a nearby Banner Health hospital .
It was also reported on Monday that three people in Nigeria have been taken to local hospitals with chloroquine poisoning after taking the drug .
Health officials in Nigeria warned against using the anti-malaria medication to alleviate coronavirus symptoms after seeing a spike in its use , following its endorsement by Trump .
There has reportedly been as much as a 400 per cent rise in price of the drug since the president 's comments during a press conference on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nigerian capital of Lagos three people were hospitalized in the city after taking the drug and accidentally overdosing .

People across the US have come forward to call the anti-malaria drug a 'miracle' coronavirus treatment as New York state officials announce they will start trials with the medication on Tuesday.
On Monday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state will doctors will start trialing hydroxychloroquine this week after the number of coronavirus cases in New York City alone rose to 12,000, an increase of more than 3,000 overnight.
The drug has not yet been proven as effective in battling the virus, but President Donald Trump drummed up excitement over it when he called it a 'game changer' last week.
Dr Anthony Fauci, the White House coronavirus expert, said more work was needed before it could be heralded as a solution.
But people like Rio Giardinieri, Margaret Novins and Lost star Daniel Dae Kim are praising the drug for saving their lives.
Here are some of the infected patients who have credited the medication for the improvement in their condition.
Rio Giardinieri: Florida
People across the US, like Rio Giardinieri (left in the hospital and right, with his wife before falling ill) have come forward to call the anti-malaria drug a 'miracle' coronavirus treatment as New York state officials announce they will start trials with the medication on Tuesday
Giardinieri, who is the vice-president of a company that manufactures cooking equipment for high-end restaurants in Los Angeles, said his doctors administered the drug as a last hope for his recovery.
The 52-year-old believes he contracted the virus during a conference in New York and immediately fell ill with a fever for five days, back pain, headaches, a cough and fatigue.
'I was at the point where I was barely able to speak, and breathing was very challenging,' he told Fox 6.
He went to Joe DiMaggio Hospital in South Florida, where doctors diagnosed him with pneumonia and coronavirus.
Giardinieri explained that he was placed on oxygen but he was still unable to breath.
After a week, doctors told him there was nothing else they could do and on Friday evening he said goodbye to his wife and three children.
'I really thought my end was there. I had been through nine days of solid pain and for me, the end was there, so I made some calls to say, in my own way, goodbye to my friends and family,' he told the news site.
Giardinieri said a friend then told him about the anti-malaria drug. He immediately asked a doctor to administer the medication.
He then explained what came next, including the moment when he felt like his heart was beating out of his chest.
'They had to come in, and get me calmed down, and take care of me,' Giardinieri said.
But then the next morning he says he 'woke up like nothing ever happened' and feeling much better.
The doctors said they don't believe Giardinieri's episode was a reaction to the anti-malaria drug but instead was likely the virus progressing in his body.
'To me, the drug saved my life,' Giardinieri said.
Margaret Novins: New Jersey
Meanwhile, in New Jersey, where there are more than 2,800 confirmed coronavirus cases and 27 deaths, Novins had a very similar experience.
She told Forbes that she began feeling ill on March 8 and by March 15 she 'couldn't breathe'.
Meanwhile, in New Jersey, Margaret Novins (left, in the hospital and right, before being hospitalized) had a very similar experience. She said she began feeling better just a day after her doctor gave her an anti-malaria drug
Novins said she was initially diagnosed with pneumonia before getting more test results back on March 19 that showed she was positive for coronavirus.
The 53-year-old said her doctors categorized her as 'critical' and she was given the hydroxychloroquine drug. When she woke up on Saturday her fever was gone, which is 'fantastic', she said.
Novins told the news site that her doctor 'insisted the pharmacy get it to me the minute we got the positive'.
'It seemed like their go-to right away.'
Jeff Hensley: North Carolina
In North Carolina, Jeff Hensley, 57, was hospitalized over the weekend with labored breathing after he tested positive for COVID-19
The Harnett County man started feeling sick on March 4 while working in Hawaii.
In North Carolina, Jeff Hensley (left and right, with his wife before hospitalization), 57, was hospitalized over the weekend with labored breathing after he tested positive for COVID-19, according to his wife. She says he's now being treated with an anti-malaria drug
According to The News & Observer, Hensley had asked to be tested for the virus three times after returning to North Carolina on March 7.
His wife told the news site that her husband was finally admitted and 'is on oxygen'.
She said doctors are currently treating him with the anti-malaria drug.
Though the drug is not FDA approved his wife says she's glad he's being treated with it.
Lost star Daniel Dae Kim: Hawaii
Taking to Instagram on Saturday evening the 51-year-old said he felt 'back to normal' and had not needed hospital treatment.
Kim, who will remain in self-isolation until Monday, claimed to 'have no symptoms' other than congestion and believes that the antimalarial drug Hydroxychloroquine was the 'secret weapon' to his recovery.
'I am happy to report that my progress has continued and I practically feel back to normal. I am lucky enough to be in the 80 per cent of diagnosed cases that have not required hospitalization,' revealed the Hawaii-based actor in the nearly seven-minute video.
Daniel Dae Kim took to Instagram on Saturday evening to give followers an update on his COVID-19 diagnosis, after coming forward with his diagnosis on Thursday
Kim's personal physician prescribed him a 'drug cocktail' that consisted of the antiviral medicine TamiFlu, the antibiotic Azithromycin, a Glycopyrrolate inhaler, and the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine.
Though all of the medicines worked in conjunction to aid in Kim's healing process, the actor stated that hydroxychloroquine was the 'secret weapon.'
According to Kim, the drug 'has been used with great success in Korea in their fight against the coronavirus'.
There are currently no approved treatments or preventive vaccines for COVID-19.
Researchers are studying existing treatments and working on experimental ones, but most current patients receive only supportive care such as breathing assistance.
Potential treatments like malaria drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are in short supply as demand has surged with the rapid spread of the outbreak.
Some states have already taken steps to limit prescriptions of the drugs to those who need them most.
A French study, carried out on 20 patients earlier this month, is highly preliminary and was non-randomized.
However, it did find that six patients who received a combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin had their viral load reduced faster than those on either hydroxychloroquine alone or neither of the drugs.
On Monday, New York Gov Andrew Cuomo said the state will doctors will start trialing hydroxychloroquine this week after the number of coronavirus cases in New York City alone rose to 12,000, an increase of more than 3,000 overnight
The drug has not yet been proven as effective in battling the virus, but President Donald Trump (pictured on Sunday) drummed up excitement over it when he called it a 'game changer' last week
There are more than 41,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in the US with 576 deaths
Hydroxychloroquine is a high-power drug used to treat malaria, which is a parasitic infection, as well as some non-infectious inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.
Azithromycin is a fairly common antibiotic that is used to treat a number of bacterial infections, such a strep throat.
Neither drug has been previously indicated to treat a viral infection such as coronavirus, although there were anecdotal reports of hydroxychloroquine being used successfully to treat SARS, a close relative of coronavirus.
Last week, the University of Minnesota put out a call for 1,500 people to sign up to a clinical trial to determine if hydroxychloroquine, a malaria medication, is effective in treating coronavirus.
The trial is being led by Dr David Boulware. He has asked for 1,500 people who have been recently exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19 to come forward to take part.
Last week, the University of Minnesota put out a call for 1,500 people to sign up to a clinical trial to determine if hydroxychloroquine, a malaria medication, is effective in treating coronavirus
The trial is being led by Dr David Boulware. He has asked for 1,500 people who have been recently exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19 to come forward to take part. Researchers are seen in a lab at the University of Minnesota on Thursday
Ideally, they want to treat healthcare workers to hopefully provide a prevention from them catching the virus.
The test would involve drugs being sent overnight to 1,500 people who want to participate.
Half would receive the malaria medication and half would receive a vitamin.
On Friday, Boulware said the president had become 'very excited' about the trial but that more needs to be done before it can be rolled out.
However if it works, it could stop people from becoming infected within three days of being exposed.
The drug costs just $12 and has already been approved by the FDA for treating malaria and arthritis.
They want to sign up people with high risk exposure to see if they can stop them from catching it.
But there have already been reports of people in the US and in Nigeria either dying or overdosing from the drug. According experts Banner Health, a man died and his wife is in critical condition after taking chloroquine
'Health workers who have been exposed, or household contacts... high risk exposures and seeing if we can treat people in the first three days after their exposure to prevent them going on to develop the disease,' he said.
But there have already been reports of people in the US and in Nigeria either dying or overdosing from the drug.
In Phoenix, Arizona, Banner Health experts are emphasizing that chloroquine, a malaria medication, should not be ingested to treat or prevent this virus.
'Given the uncertainty around COVID-19, we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus, but self-medicating is not the way to do so,' said Dr Daniel Brooks, Banner Poison and Drug Information Center medical director.
It was also reported on Monday that three people in Nigeria have been taken to local hospitals with chloroquine poisoning after taking the drug (file image)
'The last thing that we want right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health.'
According to Banner Health experts, a man has already died and his wife is under critical care after the couple, both in their 60s, ingested chloroquine phosphate, an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks.
Within thirty minutes of ingestion, the couple experienced immediate effects requiring admittance to a nearby Banner Health hospital.
It was also reported on Monday that three people in Nigeria have been taken to local hospitals with chloroquine poisoning after taking the drug.
Health officials in Nigeria warned against using the anti-malaria medication to alleviate coronavirus symptoms after seeing a spike in its use, following its endorsement by Trump.
There has reportedly been as much as a 400 per cent rise in price of the drug since the president's comments during a press conference on Saturday.
According to officials in the Nigerian capital of Lagos three people were hospitalized in the city after taking the drug and accidentally overdosing.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Supreme Court Hands Down First Remote Opinions Since Bush v. Gore

The Supreme Court handed down opinions remotely on Monday , marking the first time since Bush v. Gore that the justices issued rulings without reading decisions from the bench during an official public session .
Much of the High Court ’ s business is continuing as normal despite the coronavirus pandemic .
The justices , however , suspended their next round of arguments on March 16 , while the Court itself is closed to visitors .
The coronavirus pandemic has subsumed the other branches of government .
The Senate on Friday failed to pass a $ 1.8 trillion stimulus package @ @ @ @ @ @ @ daunting economic prospects .
The White House is similarly scrambling to manage the social fallout of a public health crisis that shows no signs of abating .
Yet the official business of the Supreme Court has a sense of normalcy about it .
Much of the justices ’ day-to-day work can be done remotely , and the Court looks poised to continue digital release of its decisions .
A Court spokeswoman said Monday that Chief Justice John Roberts presided over a regular Friday meeting from the Court , while the other justices dialed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state of affairs can last is unclear .
High-profile matters from the canceled March sitting , including three disputes over subpoenas for President Donald Trump ’ s financial records , have not yet been rescheduled .
The Court has not yet canceled its April argument session , which begins April 20 , but the advanced age of many justices dictates extreme caution .
Six members of the Court are over the age of 65 , and two are at least 80 years old , leaving them at high risk of serious infection .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ rights dispute between Comcast and black business magnate Byron Allen , as well as a Kansas law that abolished the traditional insanity defense .
A third ruling involved Blackbeard ’ s pirate ship , the Queen Anne ’ s Revenge , which ran aground in North Carolina in 1718 .
In Allen ’ s case , No .
18-1171 Comcast Corp. v. National Association of African-American Owned Media , the Court unanimously held that plaintiffs need to pass a strict test to proceed with racial bias lawsuits .
The case arose when Allen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) and Comcast failed to come to terms on an agreement to broadcast ESN content .
ESN sued under a civil rights law , section 1981 , that bans discrimination in contracts .
The plaintiffs sought billions in damages , alleging Comcast discriminates against black-owned media companies .
The question was what kind of showing ESN had to make to proceed with its lawsuit .
The Ninth Circuit said the lawsuit could go forward , ruling the company need only say race was a factor in Comcast ’ s decision making .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court said the test is more demanding—ESN must claim race was the determinative cause of Comcast ’ s decision .
In legal terms , this is called `` but-for causation . ''
Justice Neil Gorsuch delivered the opinion for a unanimous Court .
In a separate opinion , Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg criticized positions Comcast and the Trump administration advanced in the case .
Comcast and the government said section 1981 `` covers only the final decision whether to enter a contract '' and not earlier stages of the negotiation process .
ESN @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lower court for further proceedings .
Speaking after Monday ’ s decision , progressive cause lawyers accused the Court of undermining a premier civil rights statute .
`` The Reconstruction Congress recognized that African-American people must be placed on an equal footing with white people in their ability to access economic opportunity , '' said NAACP Legal Defense Fund president Sherrilyn Ifill .
`` Today , the Supreme Court undermined that important commitment , ruling that a defendant may escape liability even if racial discrimination played a role in its decision , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the very outset of their litigation . ''
Another decision , No 18-6135 Kahler v. Kansas , involved the Constitution and the insanity defense .
The issue was whether the Constitution requires the states to adopt a traditional form of the insanity defense , in which a defendant is not culpable for his crimes if he could not tell the difference between right and wrong due to mental illness .
Defendant James Kraig Kahler murdered his wife , their two daughters , and his mother-in-law over the Thanksgiving holiday in 2009 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the traditional insanity defense and argue he had no moral capacity to judge right from wrong because of clinical depression .
Kansas does not allow that kind of insanity defense .
Instead , defendants can argue they didn ’ t form the intent necessary to commit a crime due to mental illness .
Writing for the majority , Justice Elena Kagan said the Constitution does not require a specific test of insanity .
She also noted the state takes mental health into consideration during sentencing , allowing for reduced jail time or commitment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s five conservatives joined Kagan ’ s opinion .
`` That choice is for Kansas to make—and , if it wishes , to remake and remake again as the future unfolds , '' Kagan wrote .
`` No insanity rule in this country ’ s heritage or history was ever so settled as to tie a state ’ s hands centuries later . ''
In dissent , Justice Stephen Breyer laid out two scenarios .
In the first , a man kills a person he thought was a dog due to mental @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mentally ill man kills another person believing a dog ordered him to do so .
In Kansas , Breyer said , the first man would be acquitted and the second convicted , even though both are mentally ill .
Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor joined Breyer ’ s dissent .
Kansas ’ s law will result in the conviction of `` a broad swath of defendants who are obviously insane and would be adjudged not guilty under any traditional form of the defense , '' Breyer wrote .
Kagan delivered a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
18-877 Allen v. Cooper , which involved copyrights and the pirate Blackbeard .
The flagship of Blackbeard ’ s pirate fleet , the Queen Anne ’ s Revenge , ran aground on a sandbar off the coast of North Carolina in 1717 .
An aquatic salvage company called Intersal Inc. located the wreck in 1996 .
The company hired videographer Frederick Allen to document its salvage activities .
Though Allen holds copyrights for his pictures and videos , officials in North Carolina repeatedly published his works without permission on state websites and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a modern form of piracy , '' Kagan quipped .
Allen sued .
Though the Constitution shields the states from most lawsuits , Allen relied on a law Congress enacted in 1990 called the Copyright Remedy Clarification Act .
That legislation held the states can not invoke immunity in copyright infringement lawsuits .
The High Court Monday said the CRCA is invalid , citing a precedent from 1999 .
The Court , however , said Congress can have another run at adopting a law like the CRCA , provided it first identifies many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ compensating victims .
`` That kind of tailored statute can effectively stop states from behaving as copyright pirates , '' Kagan wrote .
`` Even while respecting constitutional limits , it can bring digital Blackbeards to justice . ''
The Court has not yet scheduled its next opinion day .

The Supreme Court handed down opinions remotely on Monday, marking the first time since Bush v. Gore that the justices issued rulings without reading decisions from the bench during an official public session.
Much of the High Court’s business is continuing as normal despite the coronavirus pandemic. The justices, however, suspended their next round of arguments on March 16, while the Court itself is closed to visitors.
The coronavirus pandemic has subsumed the other branches of government. The Senate on Friday failed to pass a $1.8 trillion stimulus package to bolster workers and business interests facing daunting economic prospects. The White House is similarly scrambling to manage the social fallout of a public health crisis that shows no signs of abating. Yet the official business of the Supreme Court has a sense of normalcy about it. Much of the justices’ day-to-day work can be done remotely, and the Court looks poised to continue digital release of its decisions. A Court spokeswoman said Monday that Chief Justice John Roberts presided over a regular Friday meeting from the Court, while the other justices dialed in by phone.
How long this state of affairs can last is unclear. High-profile matters from the canceled March sitting, including three disputes over subpoenas for President Donald Trump’s financial records, have not yet been rescheduled. The Court has not yet canceled its April argument session, which begins April 20, but the advanced age of many justices dictates extreme caution. Six members of the Court are over the age of 65, and two are at least 80 years old, leaving them at high risk of serious infection.
Monday’s cases included a civil rights dispute between Comcast and black business magnate Byron Allen, as well as a Kansas law that abolished the traditional insanity defense. A third ruling involved Blackbeard’s pirate ship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge, which ran aground in North Carolina in 1718.
Unanimous Court deals setback to black entrepreneur in business discrimination case
In Allen’s case, No. 18-1171 Comcast Corp. v. National Association of African-American Owned Media, the Court unanimously held that plaintiffs need to pass a strict test to proceed with racial bias lawsuits. The case arose when Allen’s Entertainment Studios Networks (ESN) and Comcast failed to come to terms on an agreement to broadcast ESN content. ESN sued under a civil rights law, section 1981, that bans discrimination in contracts. The plaintiffs sought billions in damages, alleging Comcast discriminates against black-owned media companies.
The question was what kind of showing ESN had to make to proceed with its lawsuit. The Ninth Circuit said the lawsuit could go forward, ruling the company need only say race was a factor in Comcast’s decision making. In Monday’s decision, the Supreme Court said the test is more demanding—ESN must claim race was the determinative cause of Comcast’s decision. In legal terms, this is called "but-for causation."
Justice Neil Gorsuch delivered the opinion for a unanimous Court. In a separate opinion, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg criticized positions Comcast and the Trump administration advanced in the case. Comcast and the government said section 1981 "covers only the final decision whether to enter a contract" and not earlier stages of the negotiation process. ESN’s case will return to a lower court for further proceedings.
Speaking after Monday’s decision, progressive cause lawyers accused the Court of undermining a premier civil rights statute.
"The Reconstruction Congress recognized that African-American people must be placed on an equal footing with white people in their ability to access economic opportunity," said NAACP Legal Defense Fund president Sherrilyn Ifill. "Today, the Supreme Court undermined that important commitment, ruling that a defendant may escape liability even if racial discrimination played a role in its decision, and places instead an additional burden on plaintiffs at the very outset of their litigation."
States have leeway to define insanity defense, Court rules
Another decision, No 18-6135 Kahler v. Kansas, involved the Constitution and the insanity defense. The issue was whether the Constitution requires the states to adopt a traditional form of the insanity defense, in which a defendant is not culpable for his crimes if he could not tell the difference between right and wrong due to mental illness.
Defendant James Kraig Kahler murdered his wife, their two daughters, and his mother-in-law over the Thanksgiving holiday in 2009. At trial, Kahler wanted to raise the traditional insanity defense and argue he had no moral capacity to judge right from wrong because of clinical depression.
Kansas does not allow that kind of insanity defense. Instead, defendants can argue they didn’t form the intent necessary to commit a crime due to mental illness.
Writing for the majority, Justice Elena Kagan said the Constitution does not require a specific test of insanity. She also noted the state takes mental health into consideration during sentencing, allowing for reduced jail time or commitment to a medical facility. The Court’s five conservatives joined Kagan’s opinion.
"That choice is for Kansas to make—and, if it wishes, to remake and remake again as the future unfolds," Kagan wrote. "No insanity rule in this country’s heritage or history was ever so settled as to tie a state’s hands centuries later."
In dissent, Justice Stephen Breyer laid out two scenarios. In the first, a man kills a person he thought was a dog due to mental illness. In the second, one mentally ill man kills another person believing a dog ordered him to do so. In Kansas, Breyer said, the first man would be acquitted and the second convicted, even though both are mentally ill. Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor joined Breyer’s dissent.
Kansas’s law will result in the conviction of "a broad swath of defendants who are obviously insane and would be adjudged not guilty under any traditional form of the defense," Breyer wrote.
State pirates copyrights of Blackbeard’s shipwreck
Kagan delivered a second majority opinion on Monday in No. 18-877 Allen v. Cooper, which involved copyrights and the pirate Blackbeard. The flagship of Blackbeard’s pirate fleet, the Queen Anne’s Revenge, ran aground on a sandbar off the coast of North Carolina in 1717. An aquatic salvage company called Intersal Inc. located the wreck in 1996. The company hired videographer Frederick Allen to document its salvage activities.
Though Allen holds copyrights for his pictures and videos, officials in North Carolina repeatedly published his works without permission on state websites and in state newsletters. "Call it a modern form of piracy," Kagan quipped.
Allen sued. Though the Constitution shields the states from most lawsuits, Allen relied on a law Congress enacted in 1990 called the Copyright Remedy Clarification Act. That legislation held the states cannot invoke immunity in copyright infringement lawsuits.
The High Court Monday said the CRCA is invalid, citing a precedent from 1999. The Court, however, said Congress can have another run at adopting a law like the CRCA, provided it first identifies many instances of states violating copyright protections without compensating victims.
"That kind of tailored statute can effectively stop states from behaving as copyright pirates," Kagan wrote. "Even while respecting constitutional limits, it can bring digital Blackbeards to justice."
The Court has not yet scheduled its next opinion day.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Democrat New Jersey Shuts Down Non-Essential Health Care, Allows Baby Body Part Chop Shops to Keep K

Democrat New Jersey Shuts Down Non-Essential Health Care, Allows Baby Body Part Chop Shops to Keep Killing Babies

New Jersey Gov .
Phil Murphy ’ s order Monday banning all elective medical procedures in the state includes an “ explicit exemption ” for aborting unborn babies .
While much of the country is focused on saving lives , abortion activists and their political allies are still intent on killing them – even while medical resources are scarce and people are dying from the coronavirus .
“ Governor Murphy ’ s executive order exempting abortion during this global pandemic defies logic and is highly irresponsible , ” said New Jersey Right to Life Executive Director Marie Tasy .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ procedures and are not medically necessary.
” A press release from Murphy ’ s office states that all elective surgeries and other medical procedures will be temporarily banned beginning Friday to “ preserve the capacity of the health care system ” to respond to the coronavirus .
The governor ’ s order states that all medical and dental operations should be delayed unless there is undue risk to the patient ’ s health .
“ Our new reality calls for aggressive action to reduce the burden on our health care system and protect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
“ Given the dramatic shortfall in personal protective equipment we face , it ’ s imperative that we work with our partners in health care to strategically preserve supplies and equipment for emergency purposes only.
” However , the governor specifically excluded elective abortions from his order .
“ Explicit exemption for family planning and termination of pregnancies : The order provides that it shall not be interpreted in any way to limit access to family planning services , including termination of pregnancies , ” the press release states .
Tasy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saving lives , not aiding the abortion industry .
Click here to sign up for pro-life news alerts from LifeNews.com “ Vital medical supplies and precious resources which already are in short supply need to be preserved for our hospitals and health care workers to be able to fight against COVID-19 , ” she said .
“ We call on Governor Murphy to do the right thing by reversing this action immediately so that valuable resources can instead be utilized for urgent health care needs that will actually help save human lives and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the only one .
Pro-abortion Democrat governors in Massachusetts and Washington state also carved out exceptions allowing elective abortions to continue during the coronavirus crisis .
Other governors have issued similar orders limiting non-essential medical procedures , but abortion facilities continue to do abortions there as well .
Abortion businesses are still open in California and Pennsylvania , despite their governors ’ bans on non-essential medical care .
LifeNews reported about similar situations in Illinois , Maine and Puerto Rico last week .
Despite what these Democrat governors claim , almost all abortions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , they are not life-saving , they are life-destroying .
An unborn baby is killed , and its mother ’ s life is put at risk .
So far , two states have recognized this in their efforts to combat the coronavirus .
Both Texas and Ohio included abortion facilities in their bans on non-essential surgeries and procedures .
However , Ohio abortion facilities are refusing to comply .
ACTION : Contact Gov .
Phil Murphy online , call his office at 609-292-6000 or contact him through Twitter at @ GovMurphy

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s order Monday banning all elective medical procedures in the state includes an “explicit exemption” for aborting unborn babies.
While much of the country is focused on saving lives, abortion activists and their political allies are still intent on killing them – even while medical resources are scarce and people are dying from the coronavirus.
“Governor Murphy’s executive order exempting abortion during this global pandemic defies logic and is highly irresponsible,” said New Jersey Right to Life Executive Director Marie Tasy. “97% of all abortions are elective procedures and are not medically necessary.”
A press release from Murphy’s office states that all elective surgeries and other medical procedures will be temporarily banned beginning Friday to “preserve the capacity of the health care system” to respond to the coronavirus. The governor’s order states that all medical and dental operations should be delayed unless there is undue risk to the patient’s health.
“Our new reality calls for aggressive action to reduce the burden on our health care system and protect our frontline medical responders,” Murphy said. “Given the dramatic shortfall in personal protective equipment we face, it’s imperative that we work with our partners in health care to strategically preserve supplies and equipment for emergency purposes only.”
However, the governor specifically excluded elective abortions from his order. “Explicit exemption for family planning and termination of pregnancies: The order provides that it shall not be interpreted in any way to limit access to family planning services, including termination of pregnancies,” the press release states.
Tasy said the governor should be focused on saving lives, not aiding the abortion industry.
Click here to sign up for pro-life news alerts from LifeNews.com
“Vital medical supplies and precious resources which already are in short supply need to be preserved for our hospitals and health care workers to be able to fight against COVID-19,” she said. “We call on Governor Murphy to do the right thing by reversing this action immediately so that valuable resources can instead be utilized for urgent health care needs that will actually help save human lives and mitigate human suffering.”
Murphy is not the only one. Pro-abortion Democrat governors in Massachusetts and Washington state also carved out exceptions allowing elective abortions to continue during the coronavirus crisis.
Other governors have issued similar orders limiting non-essential medical procedures, but abortion facilities continue to do abortions there as well. Abortion businesses are still open in California and Pennsylvania, despite their governors’ bans on non-essential medical care. LifeNews reported about similar situations in Illinois, Maine and Puerto Rico last week.
Despite what these Democrat governors claim, almost all abortions are elective. What’s more, they are not life-saving, they are life-destroying. An unborn baby is killed, and its mother’s life is put at risk.
So far, two states have recognized this in their efforts to combat the coronavirus. Both Texas and Ohio included abortion facilities in their bans on non-essential surgeries and procedures. However, Ohio abortion facilities are refusing to comply.
ACTION: Contact Gov. Phil Murphy online, call his office at 609-292-6000 or contact him through Twitter at @GovMurphy


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Alicia Keys: My Mother Almost Aborted Me, But I’m Glad She Chose Life

Celebrated singer/songwriter Alicia Keys praised her mother recently for choosing life for her when she could have had an abortion .
In an interview with CBS News , the 39-year-old discussed her new book , “ More Myself : A Journey , ” and her mother ’ s courage and sacrifices to give her a better life .
She said her mother , Terry Augello , was single and working as a paralegal when she became pregnant .
Struggling , she considered having an abortion .
“ Even her mother said to her , ‘ Terry , you never do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ She was making a really big choice .
And at the time , I ’ m sure she didn ’ t even know why she was making that choice exactly .
But she knew it .
She knew what she needed to do.
” It was not an easy decision .
Keys said she grew up in one of New York City ’ s toughest neighborhoods , Hell ’ s Kitchen , and they struggled financially as a single-parent family .
“ She raised a girl in the middle of Hell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it sounds , you know ?
” Keys told CBS .
“ Hard , dangerous , difficult , scary.
” Though she did not always feel grateful growing up , Keys said she now truly appreciates the sacrifices that her mother made for her .
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“ I can ’ t even imagine , as a mother today , me sending my kid off into those streets .
But if you had to , I mean , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
She had to go to work , I had to go to school .
We had to live .
That ’ s how it is , ” she said .
“ I am so grateful to her for choosing me .
And I really appreciate her.
” Keys now is a widely-celebrated singer , composer and pianist with 15 Grammy Awards to her name .
She also is married and has two children .
And it ’ s all because her mother chose life .

Celebrated singer/songwriter Alicia Keys praised her mother recently for choosing life for her when she could have had an abortion.
In an interview with CBS News, the 39-year-old discussed her new book, “More Myself: A Journey,” and her mother’s courage and sacrifices to give her a better life.
She said her mother, Terry Augello, was single and working as a paralegal when she became pregnant. Struggling, she considered having an abortion.
“Even her mother said to her, ‘Terry, you never do anything easy,’” Keys said. “She was making a really big choice. And at the time, I’m sure she didn’t even know why she was making that choice exactly. But she knew it. She knew what she needed to do.”
It was not an easy decision. Keys said she grew up in one of New York City’s toughest neighborhoods, Hell’s Kitchen, and they struggled financially as a single-parent family.
“She raised a girl in the middle of Hell’s Kitchen, which looked like it sounds, you know?” Keys told CBS. “Hard, dangerous, difficult, scary.”
Though she did not always feel grateful growing up, Keys said she now truly appreciates the sacrifices that her mother made for her.
SUPPORT LIFENEWS! If you like this pro-life article, please help LifeNews.com with a donation!
“I can’t even imagine, as a mother today, me sending my kid off into those streets. But if you had to, I mean, what’s she gonna do? She had to go to work, I had to go to school. We had to live. That’s how it is,” she said. “I am so grateful to her for choosing me. And I really appreciate her.”
Keys now is a widely-celebrated singer, composer and pianist with 15 Grammy Awards to her name. She also is married and has two children. And it’s all because her mother chose life.


thelibertydaily--2020-03-23--Heartland Institute Launches ClimateRealism.com to Fight Fake News Global Warming Hoaxers

This new website will debunk the alarmist climate propaganda that dominates the media ’ s coverage of the environment ARLINGTON HEIGHTS , IL ( March 19 , 2020 ) – The Heartland Institute is proud to announce ClimateRealism.com , a new website that debunks climate scares perpetuated in the media .
ClimateRealism.com is Heartland ’ s second new climate website launched this month ; ClimateAtAGlance.com debuted last week .
Nearly every day , the establishment media promotes new climate propaganda themes designed to scare people into believing a climate crisis is at hand .
When the Climate Scare goes unrebutted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ default that the propaganda is true .
Yet most of the media ’ s climate propaganda is misleading or outright false .
ClimateRealism.com will address and debunk the media ’ s most prominent climate-related tall tales .
“ The alarmist Climate Delusion depends on people being uninformed or misinformed , ” said Heartland Institute President James Taylor .
“ ClimateRealism.com will provide policymakers , media , and the general public with timely and easy-to-understand information that debunks media-peddled climate scares .
No longer will the public have to blindly accept the climate propaganda @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the internet.
” Regular updates at ClimateRealism.com will feature concise Heartland-authored articles , as well as summaries and links to articles written by other climate realists .
The regular articles are designed to explain the truth behind the media ’ s climate scares in a clear , succinct manner .
Links within the articles will direct readers to supporting facts and information .
ClimateRealism.com will also serve as a portal linking to additional climate resources , such as Heartland ’ s new Climate-at-a-Glance website .
ClimateAtAGlance.com provides compelling , easy to digest one- @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issues , such as hurricanes , droughts , species impacts , and more .
The summaries are particularly valuable for policymakers , teachers , and students .
To speak to Mr. Taylor about Heartland ’ s two new websites—ClimateRealism.com and ClimateAtAGlance.com—please contact Deputy Director of Communications Keely Drukala at media @ heartland.org and 312/377-4000 or ( cell ) 312/282-1390 .
The Heartland Institute is a 36-year-old national nonprofit organization headquartered in Arlington Heights , Illinois .
Its mission is to discover , develop , and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the leading think tank promoting skepticism of man-caused climate change.
” The organization has sponsored 13 International Conferences on Climate Change and published the 6,000-page Climate Change Reconsidered series by the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change .

Via press release:
This new website will debunk the alarmist climate propaganda that dominates the media’s coverage of the environment
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL (March 19, 2020) – The Heartland Institute is proud to announce ClimateRealism.com, a new website that debunks climate scares perpetuated in the media. ClimateRealism.com is Heartland’s second new climate website launched this month; ClimateAtAGlance.com debuted last week.
Nearly every day, the establishment media promotes new climate propaganda themes designed to scare people into believing a climate crisis is at hand. When the Climate Scare goes unrebutted, people are likely to believe by default that the propaganda is true. Yet most of the media’s climate propaganda is misleading or outright false. ClimateRealism.com will address and debunk the media’s most prominent climate-related tall tales.
“The alarmist Climate Delusion depends on people being uninformed or misinformed,” said Heartland Institute President James Taylor. “ClimateRealism.com will provide policymakers, media, and the general public with timely and easy-to-understand information that debunks media-peddled climate scares. No longer will the public have to blindly accept the climate propaganda they see on television or read on the internet.”
“With updates provided in response to these scares, people will want to make ClimateRealism.com a part of their daily internet routine,” Taylor added.
Regular updates at ClimateRealism.com will feature concise Heartland-authored articles, as well as summaries and links to articles written by other climate realists. The regular articles are designed to explain the truth behind the media’s climate scares in a clear, succinct manner. Links within the articles will direct readers to supporting facts and information.
ClimateRealism.com will also serve as a portal linking to additional climate resources, such as Heartland’s new Climate-at-a-Glance website. ClimateAtAGlance.com provides compelling, easy to digest one- and two-page summaries of frequently discussed climate issues, such as hurricanes, droughts, species impacts, and more. The summaries are particularly valuable for policymakers, teachers, and students.
To speak to Mr. Taylor about Heartland’s two new websites—ClimateRealism.com and ClimateAtAGlance.com—please contact Deputy Director of Communications Keely Drukala at media@heartland.org and 312/377-4000 or (cell) 312/282-1390.
The Heartland Institute is a 36-year-old national nonprofit organization headquartered in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Its mission is to discover, develop, and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems. The Economist magazine called Heartland “the leading think tank promoting skepticism of man-caused climate change.” The organization has sponsored 13 International Conferences on Climate Change and published the 6,000-page Climate Change Reconsidered series by the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change.
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