that said the following. should kids wear masks in schools? maybe not. inside that maybe not by the way. inside that op-ed they said, quote. kids are bearing the brunt of restrictions. all day masking and punitive masks culture. my 8-year-old son brought home a self-portrait this week had it no nose or mouth. we can all be furious and devastated by the death and illness this mask is causing. can t misread people s desires as normal indicating callus disregard for human life. one of the first rules of parenting is never to take out your own anger on your own child. that s what turns us in to monsters. and, rachel, you are seeing this. you are beginning to see it in multiple newspapers across the country. beginning to see it it among msnbc hosts. iill give you example, chris hayes hosts a show on msnbc. he said something similar on social media. maybe this masking thing, you know, maybe the data is not there. consider moving beyond it do you know what s fascinating, rachel?
Joe Biden s mandate: Don t call it the China virus
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Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier provides insight on progress being made on the coronavirus vaccination front.
President Biden s lament Friday that there is nothing we can do to alter the trajectory of the coronavirus pandemic stood in contrast to previous declarations that he would defeat COVID-19.
During the campaign, Biden exuded greater optimism about his ability to tackle the problem, releasing a seven-point plan to beat COVID-19 and promising decisive public health and economic steps necessary to get the virus under control.
In November, Biden said he was going to shut down coronavirus once in office. I am not going to shut down the economy, period. I am going to shut down the virus, he said on Nov. 19.
A day before being sworn in as the nation s 46th president, Joe Biden speaks Tuesday at a National Guard center in New Castle, Delaware, named for his late son Beau. (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Joe Biden will have a busy day after taking the oath of office as president at noon Wednesday, as the Biden campaign promised and incoming chief of staff Ron Klain recently affirmed.
Klain issued what has become a widely reported Jan. 16 memo on Biden’s first 10 days as president, laying out a plan to aggressively make changes that won’t require action by Congress.
“On Inauguration Day, President-elect Biden will sign roughly a dozen actions to combat the four crises,” Klain wrote, specifying “the COVID-19 crisis, the resulting economic crisis, the climate crisis, and a racial equity crisis.”
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