Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is pleading with revelers to stay home on New Year’s Eve and said he plans to crack down on “super-spreader” events in the city.
In a somber briefing Wednesday his 83rd and final COVID-19 briefing of the year a beleaguered Garcetti described 2020 as “the toughest year of our city’s history” and said, despite the holiday, “it’s almost too painful to look backward.”
“Nobody should be gathering in a big party, and nobody should be gathering in a small party, as well,” he said, noting that the latest coronavirus surge has been tied to Thanksgiving gatherings. “These are the ways this virus will spread to your loved ones, to those closest to you.”
Every 10 minutes : LA County health officials beg Angelenos to stay home for NYE celebrations
By Kelli Johnson article
LOS ANGELES - As a plea to get Angelenos to stay home and avoid gatherings as they ring in the new year, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health tweeted every ten minutes on Thursday as a somber reminder that the coronavirus crisis has reached a point where one person dies every ten minutes in California’s most populous county.
LA County health officials beg Angelenos to stay home for NYE celebrations
The message in the tweets was clear: Slow the spread. Save a life.
As one of our RedState diarists Dana Pico mused,
“There are times that I wonder if today’s Democrats see George Orwell’s
1984 not as a warning but a model of good government.”
In celebration of a 2020 that desperately needs to come to an end, here is a list of the Top 10 Worst Mayors in the nation. These mayors most definitely use Orwell’s
1984 as their policies and procedures manual, if not their Bible.
It comes as no surprise that all 10 of the mayors on the list are Democrat (something about that political party), and that five of the 10 are mayors of West Coast cities (something about the Pacific Ocean).