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The Rolling Lockdowns of the UK
As Covid cases have begun to rise in the UK the government has taken the steps to impose regional lockdowns. However, this has caused anger for many just returning to business after weeks of lockdown and uncertainty.
Two weeks ago when the Prime Minister was asked about the restrictions in the north of England he was unable to give the correct answer. Many have said this points to the fact the restrictions are too complicated.
In the devolved regions of the UK the restrictions are different again. Scotland has just seen the central belt region have the harshest restrictions in the UK imposed. With hospitality shut down. Business owners have warned many of them will not be able to reopen. There is also widespread anger that regions have been shut down where little or no Covid has been reported.
Politicians in the UK have warned the British public to expect more of the same, and probably harsher restrictions as the winter months and flu season begins. However, as guidelines become more complicated, and businesses and jobs are hit hard will the public comply?
Read More: BBC
The President Apears at White House Rally for First Time After Hospitalization for Covid
President Trump has appeared at a rally, and spoke to supporters for the first time after leaving hospital, where he received treatment for Covid.
The President said he “felt great” and was no longer taking medication for Covid.
He earlier in the week told the nation not to fear Covid.
Read More: The BBC
VP Debate Recap
Nearly 2000 Honduran Migrants Make their way to US
Since the border with Guatamala has reopened around 2,000 Honduran migrants are making their way north, hoping to reach the US.
However, the Guatemalan President has vowed to stop them and return them to the border:
“The order has been given to detain all those who entered illegally, and return them to the border of their country,” President Alejandro Giammattei said in a broadcast address to the nation. “We will not allow any foreigner who has used illegal means to enter the country, to think that they have the right to come and infect us and put us at serious risk.”
Read More: AP News
Minnesota Newspaper Laughs at Trump’s Covid Diagnosis.
A Minnesota newspaper has mocked the President, saying they find it funny that the President and First Lady have tested positive for Coronavirus.
The newspaper has also condemned liberals for taking the moral high ground in wishing the President well.
Emily Cassel Editor-in-Chief, wrote “So President Trump and the First Lady have COVID. Man, anyone else just in a really, inexplicably good mood this morning?”
She went on to say,
“Trump was in Minnesota [on] Wednesday for an enormous outdoor rally in Duluth and a big ol’ indoor Twin Cities fundraiser with some of the state’s wealthiest GOP donors. (Gee, I sure hope those billionaires are alright!!!),” she wrote.
“Meanwhile, feeling a hit of dopamine for the first time since … March? 2016? … It’s the first time in a really long time scrolling isn’t inherently doomscrolling,”
Cassel is not the only liberal to take delight in the diagnosis. Some have gone as far as to hope for the President’s death. One tweeted: “I think I speak for everyone when I say that it would be insanely funny if he died of the coronavirus,”
Read More: Fox News
The President Tests Positive for Covid
The President and First Lady have tested positive for Covid-19, and are now self-isolating. The President is said to be in good spirits, and exhibiting only mild symptoms.
Read More: Fox News
Bloomberg Pays Ex-Felons Fines in Florida to Let them Vote Due to Amendment Funded by Soros.
In the swing state of Florida an ex-felon can have their voting rights returned if all fines have been paid off. Billionaire Michael Bloomberg is paying thousands of dollars to pay off these fines, to enable them to regain their voting rights in time for the election.
The amendment, known as the Voting Rights Restoration for Felons Initiative, would see the voting rights of 1.4 million felons reinstated. The amendment was championed by American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Brennan Center for Justice. Both organizations are heavily funded by George Soros.
Bloomberg has already raised $16,000 to pay the fines of 32,000 felons it has been reported.
Read More: Breitbart
Oh Dear Trump’s Debate Partner
Amazon Roll Out Palm Payment System
Amazon have rolled out their Amazon One payment system in two of their physical shops in Seattle. The payment system allows shoppers to pay using a wave of their hand over the device.
Amazon have said that they are in talks with other companies who are interested in the device.
“In most retail environments, Amazon One could become an alternate payment or loyalty card option with a device at the checkout counter next to a traditional point of sale system,” it said.
The technology could be used as an alternative form of ID and be applied in many situations, beyond retail.
It works by scanning the unique vein pattern under the user’s skin, this is unique to each person. The technology is more secure than fingerprints, and extremely hard to forge.
Read More: BBC
Left Wing Media “Biased” Over Trump Taxes
Amy Coney Barrett President Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee
The President has nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the Supreme Court.
Barrett, a staunch conservative, is one of the youngest to be nominated to the post. And if elected could be in the lifetime role for decades. She is a similar figure in the judiciary to the late conservative Antonin Scalia,
“His judicial philosophy is mine too: a judge must apply the law as written. Judges are not policymakers,” Barrett said.
Read More: Reuters
Judicial Watch Sues Illinois Over Voter Roll Data
Judicial Watch announced today that it filed a lawsuit against the state of Illinois, the Illinois State Board of Elections, and its director for failing to allow public access to its voter roll data in violation of the federal National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA).
State officials refused the non-profit Conservative Union and three registered Illinois voters copies of the voter registration list.
Federal law provides that states “shall make available for public inspection and, where available, photocopying at a reasonable cost, all records concerning the implementation of programs and activities conducted for the purpose of ensuring the accuracy and currency of official lists of eligible voters.”
Read More :Judicial Watch
Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies, Aged 87
Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, Aged 87, after a battle against metastatic pancreatic cancer.
Ginsburg was a feminist icon and liberal judge. Her supporters affectionately called her “The Notorious RBG”.
The President is keen to appoint her replacement without delay. This would shift the balance of power in the Supreme Court decisively to the right.
Read More: BBC