Practices that had become part of everyday life, such as wearing masks in certain settings and checking into venues via government apps for contact tracing purposes, were soon relaxed.
All states and territories achieved this in the final months of last year. And it worked - the nation’s Covid mortality rate has been among the lowest in the world.īut as the pandemic ground on, the government decided restrictions could start to be dramatically loosened when a state or territory vaccinated 80 percent of its over-16 population. But is it all bad news? ‘Should we be doing this?’įor much of the pandemic, Australia aimed for zero Covid cases, employing regular lockdowns (the country’s second-largest city, Melbourne, was in lockdown for more than 260 days) and extremely strict border policies. Many supermarket shelves are bare as sick workers stay home.ĭespite this surge in cases, most Australian states and territories are holding the line and allowing the virus to circulate in their communities, which critics have labeled the “let it rip” approach. Hallmarks of the pandemic that Australia mostly avoided began to emerge. In just over a month, cases have risen from around 1,000 a day to more than 100,000 a day. “There was fraud and we are not stepping away and we are not giving in.But as Australia moved to change course on its pandemic strategy, the highly transmissible omicron variant hit. “This case is to go all the way to the Supreme Court,” she said. While Boomer had no specific response to this, she expressed how herself and other President Trump supporters aren’t going to stop fighting until they get the outcome they want. “What they’re doing is racist and what they’re trying to say is Black folks can’t count.” “They attack Detroit, but they don’t attack Kent County,” Bowen said. “I’m a liberal, so any concerns raised by people are legitimate, but not legitimate enough to discount votes of half a million people,” Bowen said.īowen went on to say that the fraud accusations are not only an attack on Detroit, but also a racial attack on the Black community. “I accomplished greatness and I went because I witnessed voter fraud in the city of Detroit in the TCF Center on Election Night,” Boomer said.īoomer went on to say she couldn’t get into specific details on the alleged fraudulent behavior because of an active case she has open, however, she did explain how she felt uncomfortable working at the location because she was asked not to wear anything that showed she was a supporter of President Trump, even though other poll workers were wearing “Black Lives Matter” masks and clothing.īowens responded by saying while everyone’s concerns are valid, there are certain situations that SHOULD NOT be questioned. Among those many protesters was Boomer, who expressed how she went to fight for what’s right. to protest the presidential results and to confront the alleged fraudulent behavior that took place on Election Day. On Saturday, Thousands of President Trump supporters hit the streets of Washington D.C. Moving to the second half of the show, Langton introduced viewers to Black Voices for Trump Supporter Anticia Boomer and Political Consultant Greg Bowens. However, McDonald thinks the only way to make this mandate a real requirement, is by teaming up with law enforcement. “There is no other state that has this mandate, and it’s going to be an unfunded mandate where police are going to want money to go out and enforce it and the courts are going to want extra money to try and go ahead and prosecute it,” Lucido said. The reasoning is because of state funding. Lucido responded by saying while he supports any precautions, scientifically proven, to protect Michiganders from COVID-19, he isn’t on board with issuing jail time for anyone who chooses not to wear a mask. But, I do take wearing a mask very seriously because I want to get back to our everyday life,” McDonald said. “I think it depends on what the executive order at the time says and I would take leadership from the Governor’s Office and the Attorney’s General’s Officer.
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