Morning Jolt: The Virus Doesn’t Care about Hypocrisy

This will be the last Jim-written Morning Jolt until June 29. After a long period where travel and contact with senior citizens were discouraged, I'm finally getting to see my folks again — and really hoping the situation in South Carolina gets better. If you're among the readers I usually see in one way or another down there, I hope you'll understand if we don't meet face to face this year.

Democratic Hypocrisy Will Not Protect You from the Virus

It's not making national news, but local health officials in various cities and towns across the country are reporting that people participating in or working near the recent protests have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Seven Nebraska National Guardsmen who were embedded with law enforcement in Omaha and Lincoln during the protests have tested positive. A Lexington, Ky., police officer ...

WITH JIM GERAGHTY June 19 2020 WITH JIM GERAGHTY June 19 2020 The Virus Doesn't Care about Hypocrisy This will be the last Jim-written Morning Jolt until June 29. After a long period where travel and contact with senior citizens were discouraged, I'm finally getting to see my folks again — and really hoping the situation in South Carolina gets better. If you're among the readers I usually see in one way or another down there, I hope you'll understand if we don't meet face to face this year. Democratic Hypocrisy Will Not Protect You from the Virus It's not making national news, but local health officials in various cities and towns across the country are reporting that people participating in or working near the recent protests have tested positive for the coronavirus. Seven Nebraska National Guardsmen who were embedded with law enforcement in Omaha and Lincoln during the protests have tested positive. A Lexington, Ky., police officer ...   READ MORE

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