Harvard warns North Carolina

Harvard Key Metrics (click here) for a county by county awareness map.

November 21, 2020

Charlotte - Researchers with Harvard University (click here) say nearly half of North Carolina’s counties need to enact stay-at-home orders immediately.

The Harvard Global Health Institute maps the COVID-19 risk state-by-state and county-by-county.

States with more than 25 cases per 100,000 people are listed in the “red zone” a category researchers say requires immediate lockdowns.

Two-thirds of the counties in the greater Charlotte area are currently in the red zone.

Others, like Mecklenburg and Iredell, are listed in the “orange zone” which calls for rigorous test and trace programs to be implemented.

For small business owners, like the Bost family which owns Cabo Winery in Concord, who worry about public health and their own economic future, they find themselves in a tough spot.

“I think we do need to do a lockdown. But not to the extent we did the first time,” said Kendall Bost....

"The Path to Zero"

NOT the path to Herd Immunity!

The Lawbreakers.

The Ameican people need to come to terms with the Republican Party, their corruption, and lawlessness. This is absolutely ridiculous. Biden has won 306 electoral votes. Michigan has 16 electoral votes (click here). Their objection doesn't matter.

This is nothing but an attempt to prevent certification of the Michigan vote and force the conflict into the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is not going to throw the election to Trump who has only accumulated 232 electoral college votes. Michigan's 16 votes are not going to change anything.

The objection by the Republicans is based on racism. That alone will prevent any change in the Michigan delegates.

November 20. 2020
By Jonathan Oosting

Lansing - A key Republican (click here) on the Board of State Canvassers is threatening to refuse certification of Michigan election results until after an audit, but legal experts say he has no authority to demand a process that is not even allowed under Michigan law.

Norm Shinkle, one of two Republicans on the four-member board, has echoed President Donald Trump’s unsubstantiated claims of irregularities or fraud in the Michigan election, which Democrat Joe Biden won by more than 154,000 votes in unofficial results.

“I do think with all of the potential problems, if any of them are true, an audit is appropriate,” Shinkle told The Washington Post ahead of a Monday meeting where he’ll be asked to certify those unofficial results already certified by all 83 Michigan counties.

“I take one step at a time, and if we can get more information, why not?”...