04.22.2020

Texas pizzeria is finding curbside service challenging & is waiting on an SBA loan to save employees

Mama’s in McAllen, Texas is working to stay afloat during the COVID-19 shutdown and keep its employees on staff. But in order to do so, it needs to do curbside service. This is tough and they want to re-open!

04.21.2020

Texas car lot owner is happy Governor Abbott wants economy open again

An Elsa, Texas car lot owner is grateful to be in his state. He says times have been tough, though they could be tougher. But he has worked to keep his employees working and he sees light at the end of the tunnel. He believes he is at an advantage because he is in the Lone Star State.

04.21.2020

Broken Promises

Go to http://stopsocializedmedicine.org and tell Congress to address surprise medical billing without price controls!

04.20.2020

Saving lives is way more important than saving the media’s anti-Trump narrative on the virus

The media cares more about saving their anti-Trump narrative than all the lives he helped save from the virus:
http://dailytorch.com/2020/04/the-media-cares-more-about-saving-their-anti-trump-narrative-than-all-the-lives-he-helped-save-from-the-virus/

When the national lockdown began about a month ago, with the federal, state and local governments, the military, the private sector and the American people all combining resources to win the war on the Chinese coronavirus, the predictions could not have been more dire. If nothing was done, more than 2 million Americans, mostly elderly, would die. Without testing, the pandemic would quickly spread beyond control. There were no effective treatments. We would soon run out of hospital beds and ventilators. Instead, thanks to the effective leadership of President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and the task force, timely action by state governors to close schools and non-essential businesses, private sector mobilization on testing, new treatments and war-time production of needed medical equipment including ventilators, and military coordination to bring in Navy hospital ships, medical supplies and additional medical personnel on the ground locally where the virus was surging, none of that has happened. But can the media admit President Trump did a good job?

04.20.2020

When and how do we reopen?

04.17.2020

President Trump’s plan to reopen America state by state unveiled, but will states act fast enough?

President Trump and coronavirus taskforce unveil federal strategy to reopen America community by community, state by state:
http://dailytorch.com/2020/04/president-trump-and-coronavirus-taskforce-unveil-federal-strategy-to-reopen-america-community-by-community-state-by-state/

President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and the White House coronavirus task force have unveiled the administration’s strategy and recommendations for reopening America in three phases, community by community and state by state at a time of their choosing so that America’s way of life and economy can get back to normal as soon as possible.Hundreds of thousands of lives have already been saved and with thousands of ventilators and other medical supplies in high-scale production, the supply mercifully kept up with the demand, and we are past peak hospital usage. The surge that was feared is now in the past. The President’s mitigation strategy has worked and he, his team, all 50 states and the American people have combined their efforts and have appeared to defeat the model’s most dire projections and even the more modest ones.Now, with the recommendations being issued to every state, a gradual layered approach will be implemented, based on local situations, to reopen America piece by piece. “We are not opening all at once, but one careful step at a time,” President Trump said. It truly is a case study in federalism, with national leadership, guidance and resources, and state and local execution and implementation over the next couple of months or so, with decision-making remaining where it should with state governors. Are you ready to get back to work?

04.17.2020

Debate on whether to reopen, death toll and economic toll

04.17.2020

States reopening, proning and coronavirus

04.16.2020

Nurse: Proning, or lying face down, & hydroxychloroquine showing good signs in treatment of COVID-19

A registered nurse explains how hospital facilities are treating coronavirus. She says there are some good signs during these dark times.

04.15.2020

30 mil. small businesses taken hostage by Pelosi, Schumer again.Problem is they’ll kill the hostage!

Pelosi, Schumer take small businesses hostage—again. The trouble is they’ll kill the hostage.
http://dailytorch.com/2020/04/pelosi-schumer-take-small-businesses-hostage-again-the-trouble-is-theyll-kill-the-hostage/

Small business relief that was included in the $2.2 trillion legislation passed by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump to shore up payrolls of millions of American workers during the Chinese coronavirus pandemic has been so popular that it is in danger of running out. As of Tuesday, the $350 billion program had already exhausted $257 billion as President Trump’s top economic advisor told Fox Business, “At the present run-rate, we’re going to be out of money.” 30 million small businesses employ up to 60 million Americans, the backbone of the U.S. economy, and for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the shortfalls are just fine. Those are hostages. The trouble is everyone knows they’ll kill the hostages, figuratively speaking, of course. That is, they’ll let those funds run out, even if it means tens of millions more Americans will lose their jobs for good while they wait to exact another toll from taxpayers on behalf of their own special interests, including state and local governments they want to bail out again. Can you believe this?

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