Lawmakers consider using Government Center for House sessions

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8 thoughts on “Lawmakers consider using Government Center for House sessions

  1. A part time legislature who are now also ELITIST ! Sad Sad….Spend $$$$ just like drunkin Sailors as they say….Get over all this lock down stuff…Curve long ago flattened…Protect those most vulnerable and the others who may catch it will treat it like the flu or a cold..Enough of this power hungry government ….

    1. You can take as many precautions as you see fit. Wear a mask to the polls. Wear gloves and a plexiglass face shield. Request an absentee ballot so you don’t have to vote in person at all. What you can’t do is have a fraudulent process with no ballot security.

  2. Why are these politicians acting as if getting COVID is a death sentence? We now know that the case counts and the death counts have been wildly inflated. Even the CDC had to admit that only 6% of “COVID deaths” were actually caused by COVID alone. When will this charade, the charade that we have to turn our world upside down or we’re all going to die, ever end?

  3. To: Jim W, Keith M, John B

    Apparently the Indiana Department of Health Statistics fall in the category of:
    “Don’t confuse me with the facts, my mind is made up”

    Please let me know where you shop, eat, gather for any reason so I can make the decision to to be there.
    Oh, and the Holocaust never happened either.
    ___________

    Newly Reported Confirmed COVID-19 Counts
    New Tests Administered

    62,683
    08/08/2020 … 11/11/2020
    24,033 New Individuals Tested
    New Positive Cases

    6,654
    11/10/2020 … 11/11/2020
    Positivity – All Tests

    10.5 %
    7-Day Rate
    10/30/2020 … 11/05/2020
    6.4 % cumulative rate
    New Deaths

    51
    11/05/2020 … 11/11/2020

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