Month: March 2021

Eli Lilly & Co says its combination antibody therapy is effective at treating mild to moderate cases of COVID-19. The treatment, a mixture of drugs bamlanivimab and etesevimab, was developed by Indianapolis-based Lilly and the Canadian company AbCellera. It recognizes the virus once a person is infected and attaches to it, preventing the pathogen from entering human …

The closest thing to a COVID ‘cure’? Eli Lilly’s combination antibody drug cuts the risk of COVID-19 hospitalization and death by 87%, study finds Read More »

Democrats snuck a handful of surprise tax hikes on corporations in President Biden’s sweeping coronavirus relief package that combined are worth more than $60 billion. One provision in the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill limits deductions for publicly traded companies that pay their top employees more than $1 million for tax years beginning after 2026. Another extends a cap on how much certain unincorporated business owners can deduct …

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President Trump shared with Jason Miller this evening shortly before he was on the War Room with Steve Bannon that he has not forgotten what happened in 2020. President Trump of course is referring to the stolen Presidential election in November.  How could the President or any God-loving justice-minded American ever forget? According to Miller, …

“The Media Might Want to Forget What Happened in 2020, I Haven’t” – President Trump Is Not Going to Drop the 2020 Election Fraud Read More »

As a vision for revamped and advanced security measures across the U.S. Capitol remains opaque, the Architect of the Capitol will ask Congress to approve a new budget of $865 million, an increase of $67 million over the agency’s most recent request. The figure exceeds the $619 million sought by the U.S. Capitol Police for …

Architect of the Capitol requests $865 million for security, projects, preservation in post-insurrection budget Read More »

Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, March 14, 2021 at 2 AM. As you change your clocks forward,residents are reminded to change the battery in their smoke alarms, CO alarms and NOAA All WeatherRadios.

Delegate Wayne Hartman Over the last two nights, we were on the House floor debating the Police Reform Bill. Not one Republican amendment was accepted onto the bill. As it stands, our men and women of law enforcement will be severely disadvantaged. The bill only allows warrants to be served from 8 am to 7 …

From Delegate Wayne Hartman Read More »

Forming up a rough parade. We thought you may have a vehicle and wish to join us. We’ll meet at Seacrets parking lot Saturday at 10:30  and caravan to the Fagers Island location by 11 then Coastal Hwy. What are they going to do, arrest us? See you tomorrow morning.

In the hours before Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced the lifting of virus restrictions on a wide swath of the state’s economy, Dr. Anthony Fauci was recording a video intended to encourage Montgomery County leaders and residents to keep up the fight. Fauci, a resident of Montgomery County, said the battle against COVID-19 is not …

Dr. Fauci tells Marylanders to ‘keep foot on accelerator’ as governor relaxes restrictions Read More »

What will you be doing this weekend?

A bill mandating that elementary schools in Delaware be staffed with counselors, social workers and psychologists is headed to the House floor for a vote. The House Education Committee voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to release the bill for consideration by the full House. Supporters of the bill say mental health disorders are the most common …

Bill calls for Mental Health Workers in Elementary Schools Read More »