Senate: Call Of President Pro Tempore
House returns to voting session Sept. 15 or at the Call Of The House Speaker
TODAY Live Event 1:00: Gov. Wolf and Sec. of Health to Visit Millersville Branch of Lancaster EMS. Watch Live:: https://www.governor.pa.gov/live/, facebook.com/governorwolf/ or pacast.com/live/doh
-- Joe Bid leaving Donald Trump 50 to 41 percent
-- 38 percent believe Trump is doing an excellent or good job, same as in January
-- 29 percent think he’s doing a good job handling the pandemic
-- 25 percent think he’s doing a good job on the environment
-- 24 percent said the United States is headed in the right direction, down from 38 percent in January
-- 52 percent believe Gov. Wolf is doing an excellent or good job
-- 48 percent said state is headed in right direction down from 57 percent in October
-- 32 percent list COVID-19 as most important problem, Government & Politicians second at 13 percent, personal finance 13 percent
-- COVID-19--
-- 64 percent believe it is extremely important to wear a mask
-- 22 percent had a family member or close friend contract COVID-19
-- 64 percent said they think they are unlikely to contract the virus
-- Racism: 62 percent believe white people have advantages, 89 percent angry that racism exists, 20 percent believe racial problem are rare, isolated situations, 5 percent are fearful of people of other races
-- Election Interest: 74 percent say they are very interested in 2020 elections, higher than leading up to 2018 election mid-terms - 71 percent
-- News Sources: 28 percent from Internet (other than social media), 25 percent from cable [49 percent from Fox News], 21 percent from network TV, 11 percent daily newspaper, 8 percent from social media
NewsClips:
Emily Previti: PA’s Got Plenty Of 2020 Election Lawsuits, An Update
Editorial: Politicians Spooked By Ghost Guns
Editorial: Help Protect Local News Amid Pandemic
Editorial: Data Debunk $600 Unemployment Benefits Myth
National/International
Cong. Reschenthaler In Self-Quarantine After Contact With Congressman Who Tested Positive [And Didn’t Wear A Mask]
AP: VP Pence Visits North Carolina In Push For Schools To Open As State Declared ‘Hot Zone’ For Virus
George Floyd Protests
Coronavirus
Charles Thompson: How 3 State Senators Got Their Virus Test Results In 2 Day (Or Less)
Cong. Reschenthaler In Self-Quarantine After Contact With Congressman Who Tested Positive [And Didn’t Wear A Mask]
AP-Marc Levy: PA May Pilot Virus-Tracing App Popular In Ireland
Editorial: Nursing Homes Need Continued COVID Attention
Editorial: Virus Testing Results Too Long Delayed
Op-Ed: Why Need Need To Make Sure PA Schools Are Ready To Open This Fall - House Republican Leader Rep. Benninghoff
National
The Guardian: 21 States Declared ‘Red Zone’ For Infection Spikes: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin
AP: VP Pence Visits North Carolina In Push For Schools To Open As State Declared ‘Hot Zone’ For Virus
The Guardian: Trump’s ‘Serious’ Approach To COVID-19 Lasted A Week
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[Posted: July 30, 2020]
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