In an early morning Christmas Day interview, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said that governors should never have been allowed to accumulate so much power that they can lock down the economy.
“You know, nobody ever intended that governors would be sort of czars or dictators in charge of the economy,” Paul said. “In my state, you can’t haveindoor dining, you can’t have outdoor dining, and your kids are not in school. We’re worse than New York City right now. In Kentucky, our governor has shut the schools down even though all of the science shows that—and all of the evidence—that you really aren’t having a surge when you have the schools open,” he added.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has had pandemic restrictions in place, some of which include a mask mandate, limiting private gathering sizes to small groups, minimal capacity for indoor small businesses like gyms, carry-out dining only, and no onsite schools.
we fought a revolution over one guy telling us what we could and couldn’t do. No difference here. Should be the elected state legislatures closes to the people. They if any one should be the body that decides what we do or dont do with regard to our liberties defined with in the rights provided to us by the constitution.
Stop being lied to and having your fears used as a weapon against you!
Don’t forget mayors who are in cahoots with governors!
All the ones in Congress with more than 2 terms , are the DICTATORS !!!!
2 term limits for ALL a MUST or Dictators will just keep on & on !!!!