Timeline for when Indy restaurants can reopen remains unclear

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2 thoughts on “Timeline for when Indy restaurants can reopen remains unclear

  1. Is Hogsett even alive, or is he hiding in his ivory tower. He sure is not speaking to the people about anything. I know it is tough on him because he can’t show up and smile for a photo op, but even then is comments are so basic and mundane if he did say something worthwhile no one would hear him.

    Joe the people elected you to lead from the front not from behind.

  2. The bigger issue and challenge for our State, regarding this pandemic, is that we do not have the equivalent of a Dr. Anthony Fauci, i.e someone with expertise that has nothing to do with any government agency. Personally, the State should get a panel of medical experts from around the country to provide and unbiased, apolitical assessment of the State regarding the medical issues relating to the pandemic. As a State, public health has never been a priority. One only needs to see how the State ranks on any major health issue. Indiana has ALWAYS been near the bottom. We need outside experts because our one lame research medical school does not have the expertise to provide adequate medical advise on how to handle this pandemic for the State. It is no wonder that the are conflicting major public health messages. Since the pandemic is not going away and things will not magically get better any time soon, the State should at least arm the public with enough personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks, gloves and hand sanitizer so everyone can have a fighting chance to protect themselves from exposure. The mantra, that should be hammered home to every citizen of our State, is social distancing and PPE 24 hours a day by ALL of our civic leaders. So far, political policies have been inadequate and piecemeal at best. Have the State at least arm the public with better advice and resources since a lot of the time the citizens of Indiana are on our own!!! EVERYONE PLEASE STAY SAFE.

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