This article, written by a senior scientist at MIT, explains why banning glyphosate is the most important thing we can do to address the covid19 crisis: https://jennifermargulis.net/glyphosate-and-covid-19-connection/

The Corona Five have placed partisan politics over the protection of the constitutional rights of Wisconsin citizens. They have forced tens of thousands to become exposed to the Corona Pandemic and face possible death. They have proven a threat to our November election by demonstrating that they will not protect American Citizens' right to vote. The House of Representatives must move quickly to protect our constitutional rights by initiating impeachment proceedings against the Corona Five. Even if the Senate fails to act, we need to send the message that this display of unconstitutional behavior will not be tolerated and that there will be consequences to pay at some point in the future for endangering the lives of American Citizens.

People are being squeezed by financial institutions, which only compounds the lack of consumer spending and hurts our economy.

Nurses at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center are risking their health, and their family and loved one’s safety to care for some of the most critically ill patients of Cincinnati infected with COVID 19. UC Health says we lead the way, yet they are leaving their frontline health care providers behind. Other Cincinnati hospitals are taking care of their nurses and frontline providers while they take care of you by granting them emergency PTO and paid administrative leave if they become sick or need to quarantine. Instead of “Leading the Way”, UCMC has left its nurses behind to navigate the bureaucratic red tape of worker’s compensation, short-term disability, and the new and complex unemployment laws, while they and their family members are sick and quarantined.

As workers in healthcare we are here to help, but we are afraid for our lives, and the lives of our families. Give us the protection we need to do our jobs, and stop preventing us from protecting ourselves.

It is important that we have leaders who take responsibility for their actions and inaction and not incompetent people like Thomas Modley who blame others for his own embarrassing, reckless, and tone deaf behavior

It’s important to show gratitude and appreciation to the actual backbone of our great nation.

As a public servant in Georgia, I have a concern that we will not defeat COVID-19 as long as our state officials don't act decisively to reduce the density of the prisons, which will help to reduce the spread of a horrible disease both inside and out in the communities. Nonviolent, low risk to community inmates, misdemeanors and felonies alike, make up a large percentage of the prison population. Clemency will reduce the population to lower the risk of spreading COVID-19 inside prisons. Nonviolent inmates can better serve the community by not being part of the spread. They can quarantine with family, then become productive in their local community. Without the burden of taking care of additional sick, possibly dying inmates, the state can better care for those left inside. Additionally, the state will continue to collect money from parole fees, helping to fund other needs.

Food is the one thing we must leave our homes to get, so food stores are the most likely places for us to pick up the coronavirus. Anyone can have Covid-19 and be asymptomatic. The virus is aerosolized into the air on our breath and yet none of the cashiers or packers at the local grocery store is wearing a mask.

The Coronavirus Pandemic has shined a bright light on food insecurity, and the fragility of our community. During these times, Community Organizations have banded together to deliver meals to children within the Kingston City School District, with more children needing meals on a daily basis. The Kingston City School District needs to take a bigger role in feeding our community.

These public health frontline workers continue to serve all citizens putting themselves directly in health and safety compromising interactions without second guessing it to protect and serve all citizens daily and in emergency situations.

This is critically important. we must keep our healthcare and essential workers safe during this pandemic.