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The home version of the Three Martini Lunch is now up and running but there is always a stool for you! After Jim revels in the news that Tom Brady’s 20-year run with the New England Patriots is over, he and Greg tackle the good, bad, and crazy martinis of the day. First, they welcome the news from Dr. Anthony Fauci that a possible coronavirus vaccine is already in the first stages of testing. They also wonder just how restrictive government officials are going to get as they down society in an effort to confront coronavirus now that San Francisco is ordering residents to shelter in place, groups larger than 10 people are discouraged, and New Jersey is dabbling with curfews. Finally, they weight both sides of the furious political and legal fight in Ohio after Gov. Mike DeWine ordered Tuesday’s primary to be postponed.
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Couple of thoughts:
Half the country already believes this over blown and that the governments are behaving ridiculously. The other half doesn’t think the country is reacting enough. There is no way to tell what is true, nor a credible arbiter.
and second, the executive telling the courts to get wrecked is an important check and balance too. The capricious arbitrary whims of the courts aren’t the law, nor are they necessarily connected to the rule of law. It’s like their opinion man. If the legislature wants to make hay about it they can. I expect all the poll volunteers who are lets be honest here older than death would like to not have diseased college frat bros not taking this seriously coughing corona in their faces.
Well, I don’t know that the college frat bros is a big voting bloc anyway.
To get rid of voting queues, let people make appointments instead.