I hope it doesn't take the loss of a loved one for you to open your eyes
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John Graham
6 years ago
Under our constitutional system, states have the power and responsibility for maintaining public order and safety. As we’ve seen since the outbreak began, decisions about limiting social interactions by ordering people to shelter in place, closing businesses and shutting schools are being made by governors and local officials. Those same officials will make the call about when to ease up.
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John Graham
6 years ago
Kakistocracy, a 374-year-old word that means ‘government by the worst,’ just broke the dictionary. There's nothing wrong with our governor. People are just upset because they can't go out and get a haircut and do whatever they want and infect other people
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John Graham
6 years ago
Tyranny? Have you even bothered to look up the meaning of that word?
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John Graham
6 years ago
The U.S. has the 33rd-highest mortality rate, measured as deaths divided by total cases, out of the 134 countries tracked by Johns Hopkins. That means more than 100 countries have lower mortality rates than the U.S., although many of those countries reported comparatively few cases.
As of Wednesday , the United States had a 5.4% mortality rate based on a percentage of overall cases
01%?
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John Graham
6 years ago
Ms Wallace Obviously didn't read the Constitution
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John Graham
6 years ago
I don't know about anybody else but I wouldn't want my kid in school with an irresponsible person like this one
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John Graham
6 years ago
You are dead wrong on that
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John Graham
6 years ago
I don't know where you did your supposed research but that definitely is not true
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John Graham
6 years ago
If 1200 it's nothing give it back
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John Graham
6 years ago
Lol. Florida and Texas have high death rates and they aren't paying attention to social distancing. The reason Florida got the hashtag Florida morons
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Kate Wallace
6 years ago
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Not only is this a violation of both the US & state Constitutions, it's not even economically sustainable. It's already a disaster. Imagine what's going to happen if we permit this shut down to continue.
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Marion Sweeney
6 years ago
Crazy scientists calling the shots. We need to get out state back to work, worship, schools, drs appts., haircuts, etc.
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Hannah Walls
6 years ago
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Many West Virginians live in poverty as is. If we continue to keep the state closed and keep people unemployed, people will starve. Do we really want to subjugated thousands, or more, West Virginians to more poverty and starvation over a virus with a less than 1% fatality rate? People have to go to work so they can feed their families.
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Sherry Cantrell
6 years ago
Unconstitutional lockdowns have now set a precedent; it will lead to horrific abuses in the future.
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Emily Cook
6 years ago
Open us up!
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James mullins
6 years ago
Open now! It is spreading regardless and going to be something we have to deal with. Should have never shut down.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Thank you and should be done is a responsible manner
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Joel Sizemore
6 years ago
The truth will eventually found out but then it will be too late. HRC (witch) "at this time what difference does it make?"
Haunting but true.
I hope it doesn't take the loss of a loved one for you to open your eyes
Under our constitutional system, states have the power and responsibility for maintaining public order and safety. As we’ve seen since the outbreak began, decisions about limiting social interactions by ordering people to shelter in place, closing businesses and shutting schools are being made by governors and local officials. Those same officials will make the call about when to ease up.
Kakistocracy, a 374-year-old word that means ‘government by the worst,’ just broke the dictionary. There's nothing wrong with our governor. People are just upset because they can't go out and get a haircut and do whatever they want and infect other people
Tyranny? Have you even bothered to look up the meaning of that word?
The U.S. has the 33rd-highest mortality rate, measured as deaths divided by total cases, out of the 134 countries tracked by Johns Hopkins. That means more than 100 countries have lower mortality rates than the U.S., although many of those countries reported comparatively few cases. As of Wednesday , the United States had a 5.4% mortality rate based on a percentage of overall cases 01%?
Ms Wallace Obviously didn't read the Constitution
I don't know about anybody else but I wouldn't want my kid in school with an irresponsible person like this one
You are dead wrong on that
I don't know where you did your supposed research but that definitely is not true
If 1200 it's nothing give it back
Lol. Florida and Texas have high death rates and they aren't paying attention to social distancing. The reason Florida got the hashtag Florida morons
Not only is this a violation of both the US & state Constitutions, it's not even economically sustainable. It's already a disaster. Imagine what's going to happen if we permit this shut down to continue.
Crazy scientists calling the shots. We need to get out state back to work, worship, schools, drs appts., haircuts, etc.
Many West Virginians live in poverty as is. If we continue to keep the state closed and keep people unemployed, people will starve. Do we really want to subjugated thousands, or more, West Virginians to more poverty and starvation over a virus with a less than 1% fatality rate? People have to go to work so they can feed their families.
Unconstitutional lockdowns have now set a precedent; it will lead to horrific abuses in the future.
Open us up!
Open now! It is spreading regardless and going to be something we have to deal with. Should have never shut down.
Thank you and should be done is a responsible manner
The truth will eventually found out but then it will be too late. HRC (witch) "at this time what difference does it make?" Haunting but true.
Let's get back to work.