Texas is Corona Free?

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Greg Abbott's move to fully reopen Texas bucks science but mollifies GOP base

Greg Abbott the Governor of America’s second largest state may believe it is, as he is lifting the mask mandate next week. He is also allowing businesses in the state to open at 100% capacity.

Too many Texans have been sidelined from employment opportunities. Too many small business owners have struggled to pay their bills. This must end. It is now time to open Texas 100%,”

“Removing state mandates does not end personal responsibility and caring for your family members, friends and others in your community,” Abbott said. “People and businesses don’t need the state telling them how to operate.”

Is it a distraction? hmmmm, Texans are still unhappy with Gov. Abbott as he sits on top of the the power grid scandal.

Mayors and county judges in some of Texas’ largest urban areas criticized  the Governor over his decision to lift the statewide face mask mandate next week, saying it contradicts health officials advice as infections continue to spread throughout the state, which averaged over 200 reaported deaths a day over the last week.

Perhaps the Governor has insider information, instead of bleach, its lysol.

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Moved to the Big Tomata in the nineties from San Francisco. No Suburbs for me with its single colored houses and lawns and the excitement of pulling out my trash can once a week. I'm a CityFella , a part time New Yorker. I'm happiest in the Center City where people the streets and people are alive. I'm still waiting to buy a 34th floor condo somewhere downtown/Midtown with a nightclub. "Hurry I'm old" My politics are somewhere in the middle with a needle that constantly moves. I'm too liberal to be a Republican and too conservative to be a Democrat. Everything interests me . I've come to love Sacratomato, Its a nice town in cheap sensible shoes .

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  1. Sounds like somebody’s trying to kiss the asses of the dictator’s legions. My sympathy goes out to the (few?) Texans who have common sense.

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