Gov. Ron DeSantis has 'painted himself into a corner,' said Dr. Jonathan Reiner. 'People are dying in Florida. It's going to get much worse.'
parents sued DeSantis
Friday, arguing that weak health regulations in Florida schools threaten the safety and lives of their children, denying them their right to an education. The suit, filed in Florida state court, claims that DeSantis’ order banning mask mandates violates a provision of the state constitution that requires public officials toReiner said that DeSantis has “painted himself into a corner” with his hard-line opposition to safety measures. “People are dying in Florida. It’s going to get much worse,” he warned.
In another court decision regarding DeSantis’ anti-science stance on the coronavirus, a U.S. district court judge granted a temporary injunction saying that the governor“It’s scary what’s happening in Florida,” Derek Shaffer, an attorney for the cruise company, said during a court hearing Friday, reported CNBC. “All of Florida is a hot spot ... All we’re doing is trying to protect our staff and passengers.
If DeSantis is smart he won’t challenge the court’s decision and in so doing allow vaccine passports to go forward. It’s a face saving solution. He should also allow local mask mandates. Florida is struggling now. These steps can help.
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