Hi Ward,

>> JK> she finally "understands".  I sure hope so 

>> I guess I am somewhere in the middle. The virus IS a serious thing and
>> needs to be dealt with in a common sense manner. But I see some powers
>> that be (Be them political, business, or media) that try and deal with
>> the virus in ways that in the long run will result in a much more
>> negative effect that the virus alone.

Btw, a note  to Jeff:  There _can't_ be anything more negative than death.  Ask
my first-responder relative in NYC who died from it at the age of 28.

>Nothing will be achieved as long as the leadership in the USA continues to see
>this as a national matter and fails to realize this is a global thing requirin
> a global response.

I think that since NYC was a real hotspot early on picking up so much of the
virus from it's ports of entry, airlines, trains, etc. etc., I could be wrong,
but I think  Gov. Cuomo knows that if the virus isn't seen as a global thing we
are doomed.  At least that is how he talks in his daily updates?

> "America first" is not going to cut it ... it's even the worst approach
> possible.

Yes, that is true, it's the pits, just like Trump.

Stay well,
Janis

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