Testing his grip on the party as his term expires. Now, the house also passed a measure increasing stimulus checks for most americans from 600 to 2,000. President trump stayed on the sidelines during stimulus talks. Now hes championing bigger checks, even tweeting so just before 2 00 a. M. But Senate Republicans all of a sudden rediscovering fiscal conservatism have resisted this for months. Keep in mind, american livelihoods are at stake, including Restaurant Owners in kentucky, home of the home state of Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell. They are agonizing over the huge lost revenue on new years eve because of pandemic restrictions. The first shutting down was, you know, i think pretty emotionally taxing on not only Small Business owners or any Business Owners and employees, so were just hunkering down and hoping to get through it. Right now, it is unclear whether the bigger relief checks can pass the Republican Controlled Senate, but a vote could further divide President Trump
Our country wasnt built to be shut down. Were not going to let the cure be worse than the problem. Its a false choice to say Public Health or restart the economy. You cannot put a value on a human life. Announcer this is new day with Alisyn Camerota and john berman. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and all around the world, this is new day. And a real shift from the president on the duration of social distancing and a real split this morning between the president and his Public Health advisers about how long to keep people at home in the u. S. To bat this will coronavirus pandemic. This is what the president is now telling the country. Im not looking at months, i can tell you right now. Were going to be opening up our country. But, you cant deep closed for the next, you know for years, okay. This is going away. That position seems to directly contradict Public Health officials. Dr. Anthony fauci one of them who are encouraging americans to social distance. New York Governor
Marysville nursing home, with history of short staffing, cited for ‘squalid’ conditions in COVID-19 outbreak By Asia Fields, The Seattle Times
Published: February 9, 2021, 2:45pm
Share: The Marysville Care Center on Grove Street in Marysville. (Mike Siegel/Seattle Times/TNS)
Months before she died, Lourdes Yldefonzo Arganda assured her sister she would be safe in her job at a Marysville nursing home.
Even before the pandemic, she had accepted that her work as a certified nursing assistant with long and late hours, and low pay was a calling, her sister Irene Yldefonzo Arganda said.
If anything bothered her, it was that co-workers sometimes could not help patients quickly enough during busy shifts.
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Residents in the nursing home that was the site of the first COVID-19 outbreak in the US are reportedly fully vaccinated after receiving the second dose more than 10 months after first COVID-19 case
By esnodgrass@businessinsider.com (Erin Snodgrass) of INSIDER |
Residents in the nursing home that was the site of the first COVID-19 outbreak in the US are reportedly fully vaccinated after receiving the second dose more than 10 months after first COVID-19 case
Residents and staff at a Washington long-term care facility received the second vaccine dose Monday, reports said.
Emotional moment as residents, staffers at Life Care Center of Kirkland get second dose of vaccine
The Life Care Center in Kirkland was the epicenter for the first coronavirus outbreak in the country.
KIRKLAND, Wash. - Residents and staffers at Life Care Center of Kirkland got their second dose of the coronavirus vaccine on Monday, a symbolic step in the fight against COVID-19.
The facility was the first in the country to report an outbreak of the virus. This shot is for everybody. I’m ready, said Alice Cortez, a nurse manager, as she was receiving the shot.
When asked, how it makes her feel, she replied, relieved.