Rev. Warnock was Congressman John Lewis's pastor. Ossoff was Lewis's intern. And somewhere, somehow both near and far, I have to think that Rep. Lewis is saying, "Well done."
And there it is. 72 Wisconsinites have tested positive for coronavirus after attending a "large gathering," which *just so happened* to be around the same time as the April 24th rally at the Wisconsin state Capitol.
Cause, meet effect.
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Grateful to Bernie Sanders for the movement he leads and for the campaign he ran. He and his supporters have pushed us to be a better country. They will be critical to defeating Trump & helping the U.S. pursue the most ambitious agenda in our history starting in January 2021.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s message to states that have not issued stay-at-home orders: “What are you waiting for? What more evidence do you need? … There’s no greater intervention, period, full stop, none, than physical distancing.”
Millions of people have lost their employer-tied health care over the last two weeks because of the pandemic.
It's an easy call: Re-open the health care exchanges.
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Started covering the White House in 1996 and it's hard to remember many briefings as grim or sober as this one. The best case scenarios outlined today envision about twice as many dead Americans as the entire Vietnam War or more.
Do you think Trump realizes that he is the person that he's talking about when he says "a lot of people were comparing this to the flu and suggesting we ride it out?"
Today as we honor the life and legacy of civil rights and labor movement activist, César Chávez, we also thank the more than 2 million farmworkers who are on the frontlines, working to keep Americans fed and healthy during this pandemic. https://t.co/MNl59g81OV
Today marks 50 days since my first phone call with administration officials about the impact of coronavirus in California. That was on February 10. There’s just no excuse for the White House’s slow and bungled response to this public health emergency.