Holcomb extends Stage 4.5 of Indiana’s recovery plan through Sept. 25

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23 thoughts on “Holcomb extends Stage 4.5 of Indiana’s recovery plan through Sept. 25

    1. You have that right…He is spineless and don’t recall any comments on what is acceptable so goal post just keep moving as we say…Sad Sad

    2. Halfwit Holcomb is a spineless coward when it comes to making a decision. Who is running the State of Indiana? Mike DeWiner?

  1. Wow…Unreal all the control these politicos need and now demand…Apparently not enough business have gone broke and out of business yet…How about open up entire country including schools with no restrictions and protect those most vulnerable …He nor his lackey health director can come up with a plan to protect those most vulnerable…COME ON…World is not sterile now and never will be ! What is end game—ZERO ?…
    Sad Sad as no one has been told what is acceptable ! Spineless …

  2. Swamp Puppet Holcomb so much wants to be in bed and orgy with Pelosi, Schumer, Fauci, Gates, and Soros!

    I’ve said it a thousand times, there must be an audit of past and present COVID test, cases, and deaths to verify, as for all the fraud already discovered.

    All the experts that don’t have something politically or financially to gain refute all in charge now and get censored out of the media the same.

    Enough is enough! Let’s reclaim our freedoms with what we know is the side of the truth those in control obviously aren’t on!

  3. People can decide for themselves what’s right for them. (He lost me when he dug up Todd Rokita, whom I won’t be voting for.) I can’t imagine owning a biz and having one’s livelihood taken away.

  4. I totally understand on the 4.5. However,,, None of you politicians are supporting the little retailer trying to survive.
    1. GET THE HOMeLESS OFF THE STREETS NEAR OUR BUSINESSES. I just heard the 7 million for hotels is only for aged and sick.
    2. Why would long range planning approve a 38 apartment Low income complex in a location better suited for high dollar payers within walking distance of downtown. Huge disconnect. Oh, in that low income they approved 5 airbnb suites overlooking the city. They are bragging social inclusion.
    3. You let ANTIFA have their way.

  5. Voted for this putz two times. Won’t do it again. Hello Donald Rainwater, Libertarian Party. This vote will feel good. Holcomb is akin to not-a-leader. At least this POS decided against attending the race, even though it was planned the week before.

  6. Dr. Fauci and Scientific evidence has proven the importance of wearing face masks and social distancing. How and when we move forward is based on the positivity rate. If all you complainers could use your ears instead of your mouths, the above has been proven.
    We all can support our DT businesses by practicing the safe measures above, and by ordering carry out or eating outside.
    We are where we are now because too many think we need to open everything up because they are so tired of it all. We are behind the majority of the World because Americans are not following and doing what is required.
    Protect the vulnerable you say, we are all vulnerable now buddy, not just the elderly!

  7. I hope all of you saying you’ll vote against Holcomb follow through. Indiana will finally have a democratic governor again! Hope you all enjoy that administration.

  8. Extending 4.5 stage allows more time for us to stop the spread by continuing to wear masks and social distancing. This also is time for those who are not complying to start to stop the spread instead of increasing It.
    We can’t move forward and open up more while too many are not wearing masks AND social distancing. It is not one or the other, it is both.

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