"I am following guidance from my physician and quarantining at home after having tested positive for COVID-19," he said.
"I have been administered both shots of the COVID-19 vaccine and have continued to be tested regularly, wear my mask and follow the recommendation guidelines.
I will continue my duties representing New York's 13th congressional district remotely until I have received clearance from my doctor. Just a thought.
I encourage all residents to follow public health guidelines to prevent the spread of the virus."
For the first time ever the politicians faced demonstrators face to face without massive security apparatus in front of them for protection. The remaining security corralled the politicians out to a hidden and more secure places in the capital to separate them from the demonstrators. Additional security resources took forever to show up to take control of the capital.. Then and only then, the politicians felt safe again.
The fear, anxiety, and not knowing what is happening, where to go or hide was unbearable for these highly protected politicians. A terrible endless feeling of fear is the status of the politicians in the capital at that time. In addition to huge anger at the security service for this unexpected melt down.
With this explosion of rollercoaster emotions, some one must be responsible.Who would that be?
However, this is the same feelings regular Americans faced in so many cities. The politicians not supporting the police, with instruction to stand down, the looters took advantage of it for days.
All this violence was expected and projected by all yet...
What happened in the capital is the same as what happened to regular Americans in many cities around the country. Same feelings. Just a thought.
A Major Medical Center in New York says it is canceling COVID-19 vaccination appointments until the middle of next week due to a shortage of vaccines.
In a statement, the hospital network said appointments from Friday, January 15 through Tuesday, January 19 would not take place.
The shortage comes as the state has expanded the number of people who are eligible to receive the shot. Both Gov.
Montefiore says they have not canceled any vaccine appointments at their Bronx hospitals.
NYU Langone tells NY1 that while it is not canceling appointments, it is not scheduling new ones.
The rollout of the vaccine has been marked by confusion over eligibility and the sign-up process. BY MICHAEL SCOTTO NEW YORK CITY.
Earlier, New York's governor threatened to fine hospitals up to $100,000 if they don't finish their first round of inoculations by the end of the week!!!!!
Its all finished...
Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Democrats are moving forward with trying to remove President Donald Trump from office days after the riots at the Capitol.
Pelosi told her members in a letter that the House would attempt to pass a measure Monday to call on Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment and remove Trump from office. If he does not act, Democrats will proceed with impeaching Trump.
"In protecting our Constitution and our Democracy, we will act with urgency, because this President represents an imminent threat to both," she wrote.
Pelosi is Consuming time and money chasing the President of the United States of America.
Nothing changed in politics. Just a thought.
