Alabama Governor: "Y'all, we're not Louisiana, we are not New York State....."
Alabama's REPUBLICAN governor (of course) in the Washington Post:
Millions of Americans continue to live under state-issued stay-at-home orders, an effort to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus that has infected about 90,000 people in the United States. By containing the spread, officials hope to better understand the scope of the virus’s reach and reduce the strain on hospitals from an influx of new cases.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) doesn’t seem to have a sense of urgency about implementing a similar order in her state.
“Y’all, we are not Louisiana, we are not New York state, we are not California,” she said on Thursday, according to the Montgomery Advertiser. “Right now is not the time to order people to shelter in place.”
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"Y'all" know what? In Alabama, the governor is not only not Louisiana, New York or California, she is also not Compos Mentis, although she probably thinks that is the capital city of Nevada.
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Sadly the liberals, and all the other non dumb-asses are locked down in the steerage decks, and anyway only cucks would want to carry life boats on the RUS Trumptanic.
You've never seen Alabama like this. Drone footage shows what the state looks like when everything shut down to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Source: https://al.com
But here's some encouraging news:
‘Only in Alabama’: Boiled peanuts delivered to your front door
Like many small businesses, the Alabama Peanut Company had been staggered by the economic blow caused by the coronavirus outbreak, and Thursby, who launched his business about three and a half years ago, was uncertain when it would end.
He didn’t have a Plan B.
“I made the decision – kind of reluctantly -- that (March 20) was going to be our last day,” Thursby recalls. “I didn’t know how we were going to survive this because it was indefinite how long it was going to last.”
With only three other full-time employees on his staff, Thursby thought he might be able to weather the storm better than most small businesses, but he wasn’t sure how to make it work.
Then, inspiration hit.
If his customers couldn’t come to him, Thursby would go to them.
So, he went into the delivery business.
That’s right. Boiled and roasted peanuts, delivered hot and fresh to your front door.
More: al.com
