Posted on 11/19/2020 5:58:34 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
During Connecticut’s ongoing second wave of COVID-19, Gov. Ned Lamont has taken a noticeably different approach to restrictions than he did during the first wave last spring.
Whereas in March the governor closed schools and businesses as part of a widespread lockdown, this time he has pledged to avoid similar measures and has resisted the types of sweeping closures that governors in Washington, Michigan, California and elsewhere have recently announced.
(Excerpt) Read more at courant.com ...
Closing schools is ridiculous, also businesses. When in a tight setting wear a mask and distance and wash hands and go on with our lives. In two months the vaccine will be out to 40 million people, we can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
In our school district they will not allow the students back in class this since MARCH! I’m glad my daughter is in 11th grade. This the Hazleton Area.
He will fall in line with NY and NJ.
Note well that the article ignores ME, NH, and VT all of which rank at the bottom of the list of deaths.
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