So what happened after this? Did they just end the debate by KO? Has anyone heard from Perdue since? SHEESH!! pic.twitter.com/3M5pVgjS9x — Brett Meiselas (@BMeiselas) October 29, 2020

Voter Intimidation Many Americans are scared to vote in person. Voter intimidation may deter voters more than deadly exposure to the coronavirus. But good news is here. Hundreds of ministers are trained to help out at the polls. Religious leaders and ministers volunteered to help voters and watch polls. The initiative is Lawyers and Collars.

Safety v. Politics Once again politics are blocking safety. McKnight’s reported that 2 million healthcare workers will refuse to receive or administer a COVID-19 vaccine. Caregivers demand verification and validation from independent third-party experts. The myriad of multiple reports of political appointees interfering in CDC safety guidance is “corrupting a process which should be based

Duty to Protect In 2010, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published a paper on sexual aggression in nursing homes. The study concluded that residents are the most common perpetrators and victims of sexual assault. One factor is dementia which sometimes causes inappropriate hypersexual behavior. Businesses have a duty to protect employees from

Windfall for Nursing Homes HHS announced $5 billion in targeted funding for nursing homes in May. Then another $5 billion opportunity in August. Operators got $2.5 billion in early September to pay expenses related to COVID-19. Now McKnight’s reports that the Trump Administration will provide another $333 million for bonus payments. The corporate welfare will

Hazard Pay Do executives deserve hazard pay?  Really? McKnight’s reported that executives’ salaries are increasing during COVID-19. The explanation is that stress and burn-out are increasing demand.  Ryan McPherson is vice president of Medical Recruitment Specialists LLC, of Stoughton, MA. He said: “We are seeing a hazard pay bump. They have to pay. There is