“You gotta get registered, gotta get mobilized, gotta get organized. All of those are things that are going to bring about change. When we sit on the sidelines and don't vote, we don't have elected officials in place who bring these changes to bear.” @OfficialMLK3
Mesa County has 50 COVID-19 cases, which Mesa County Public Health says is a result of seeing one to two positive cases a day, but they feel confident in their footing right now.
“We are not seeing a significant increase in cases.” – MCPH https://t.co/4WO14lF2Ny
The Fruita Community Center is open again as of Monday, May 11th — which is one of just two recreation centers to reopen so far in Colorado.
Like Mesa County, the recreation center has a three-phase opening process.
Here's what you can expect: https://t.co/ijD5MYxFEu
Nursing homes are now required to test both residents and staff, and quarantine new residents for two weeks. The question is– is there enough PPE to support nursing homes and hospitals?
Senator Cory Gardner is on board– and is trying to gather funds. https://t.co/k4B4dhbgvR
Every government official who’s praying for the victims. We HAVE religious leaders. We have priests. We have rabbis. We have ministers. We have imams. None of them can write and enforce laws. Their jobs are spiritual leadership. Your job is legal action.