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🚨 This week in The Red Zone 🚨
A
brief weekly synopsis of the best happenings on the ‘21/‘22 Gov
map!
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Last week marked the one year
anniversary of Democrat governors big mistake. pushing COVID
positive patients into nursing homes. As time goes on, they still
can't seem to get it coronavirus response right:
- Phil Murphy has been governing without even
understanding that the NJ daily case report totals can
include old data.
- Gretchen Whitmer is still struggling to lead
her state through the pandemic and recent headlines
prove it.
Our
new video sums up their woes.
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Meanwhile Republican govs are finding fans
among a younger audience. For Democrats, not so much... this
week a young residents of a Democrat run state expressed his
desires to get back in the classroom while one other youngster
thanked a Republican gov for getting families back
together.
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⭐Superstar of the Week⭐
Governor
DeSantis received praise this week from a NH teen for his
efforts with vaccine rollout to Florida's most vulnerable,
grandparents. Thanks to DeSantis' leadership, FL's senior
population was prioritized to receive the vaccine and many are
now able to reunite with their families.
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🚨🚨 The Red Zone 🚨🚨
Gov. Janet Mills is
in the hot seat this week. Her top critic? A 7-year-old that is
ready to go back to school. Maine public schools have remained
closed to in-person learning and parents and students are speaking out. Meanwhile, others are upset with
Mills' political 'power play', pushing a $8.3 million budget through a democrat-controlled
legislature.
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Red States Lead U.S. Economic Growth
Republican-led
states lead the nation for economic growth as reported by the U.S. Commerce Department. Congratulations Governors Noem (SD),
Abbott (TX) and Cox (UT)!
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Doug Ducey Demands
Federal Action on Biden's Border Crisis
The humanitarian
crisis at the border is a product of President Biden’s rushed
and reckless decision to open the border, rollback the
previous administrations’ protective measures and offer
empty promises to the children and families that thought
it was safe to cross.
Thanks to Governors Ducey (AZ) and Abbott (TX),
Arizonans, Texans and those officials protecting the border are
being advocated for.
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In other news, Republican Governors say
'no thanks' to demands from the left... They
are holding strong to keep businesses open and hardworking
Americans employed.
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The Week Ahead
- Will the Biden Administration do
something to help the crisis
at the southern border?
- Will Governor Murphy decide his position
on vaccine passports?
- Will President Biden continue to disguise
hidden priorities in form of his 'infrastructure' plan?
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