The White House Is Bracing for a Flood of Coronavirus Cases to Hit the United States in January — HNewsWire: “In October, November and December, January and February

Featured Story

There Will Be a Terrible Death Rate, Globally” Will Occur “Exclusively” With Vaccinated People. “Those Deaths Will Be Labeled Swiftly as a New Variant Strain of COVID, Tribulation Has Moved Into Its Second Year, It’s Going to Get Ugly… Pestilence on the Move, Warp Speed

 

The White House is preparing for a surge of coronavirus cases to hit the United States in January – HNewsWire: “In October, November and December, January and February There Will Be a terrible Death Rate, globally” Will Occur “Exclusively” With Vaccinated People. “Those Deaths Will Be Labeled Swiftly as a New Variant Strain of Covid, Tribulation Has Moved Into Its Second Year, It’s Going to Get Ugly… Pestilence On The Move, Warp Speed The White House is bracing for a tide of coronavirus cases to hit the United States in January after federal health officials apprised them with prediction models, according to details. “Everything points to an enormous wave. A large outbreak is coming,” a senior Biden administration bureaucrat told Axios on Tuesday, predicting “good deal of hospitalizations” in the months ahead. The Washington Post reported that top federal health officials from the Centers for Disease Control outlined their latest prediction models showing a considerable increase in cases and shared them with leading administration officials. One health official familiar with the briefing described the latest scenario as “horrifying.” “The significance of a big wave in January that could overcrowd hospitals … We need to take that potential seriously,” the civil servant told the Post. “They’re considering the information at the highest levels right at the moment, and thinking through how to get the public to understand what the plots mean,” the official continued. “It looks daunting.” Studies show the existing coronavirus vaccines are not as effective against the coronavirus variants but provide very little level of protection. A White House bureaucrat repeated that altering the coronavirus vaccines to be more active against the Omicron variant was not being considered. NewsWire: As the Pestilence continues to sweep the globe, mankind Continues to Poke God in the Eye, a Strong Delusion Has Been placed on the Ungodly Revelation 2:23 I will kill her children with Death, and all the assemblies will know that I am he who searches the minds and hearts. I will give to each one of you according to your deeds… “We have to be discreet not to repeat blunders of the past,” the bureaucrat told the Post. “If there is a change needed, we want to make it, but we don’t want to end up making a change if we don’t really need it. It costs time, money, and effort.” Biden spent most of the day on Tuesday out of public view and no meetings were on his agenda. The White House released a statement from the president on Tuesday afternoon cheering the positive news about a corona-virus treatment pill promoted by Pfizer. (Kill Pill) “I am encouraged by the up-and-coming data released by Pfizer today, showing that its antiviral pills are effective at reducing the risk of severe illness in people infected with COVID-19,” Biden said, announcing the federal government had ordered enough pills to treat ten million Americans. The president and his mission plan to attend a holiday party in Washington, DC on Tuesday night for Democrats and officials from the Democratic National Committee.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to block a vaccine mandate for health workers in the state of Maine on Tuesday, sending a potential green light to state mandates across the country.

It was the first time the Supreme Court weighed in on a statewide vaccine mandate. It previously rejected challenges of vaccine requirements for New York City teachers and Indiana University staff and students.

Justice Stephen Breyer rejected the emergency appeal but left the door open to try again as the clock ticks on Maine’s mandate. The state will begin enforcing it Oct. 29.

The Maine vaccine requirement that was put in place by Democratic Gov. Janet Mills requires hospital and nursing home workers to get vaccinated or risk losing their jobs.

Opponents tried to block the mandate, but a federal judge rejected the request Oct. 13. The judge said the record indicated regular testing alone wasn’t sufficient to stop the spread of the delta variant.

That decision set off a flurry of emergency appeals to the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and then the U.S. Supreme Court.

A three-judge panel of the appeals court in Boston quickly dismissed the emergency appeal but fast-tracked additional arguments. That timetable provides enough time for another ruling before enforcement of the vaccine mandate begins at the end of next week.

Mat Staver, founder and chair of the Liberty Counsel, which challenged the vaccine mandate, said the Supreme Court is ready to consider the case “if we do not get relief” from the appeals court in the coming days.

The Maine attorney general’s office declined to comment.

The Liberty Counsel, which filed the lawsuit in federal court in Maine in August, claimed to be representing more than 2,000 health care workers who don’t want to be forced to be vaccinated.

Dozens of health care workers have opted to quit, and Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston already curtailed some admissions because of an “acute shortage” of nurses. But most health workers have complied.

State agencies vowed to work with hospitals and nursing homes individually to address issues.

Joe Biden imposed a federal vaccine mandate in September requiring all companies with more than 100 employees to ensure their workers are either vaccinated or take a weekly COVID-19 test. The mandate would affect roughly 100 million Americans, and many groups plan to challenge the policy as soon as it goes into effect.

“We’re going to protect vaccinated workers from unvaccinated co-workers,” Biden said when introducing the mandate. “We’ll reduce the spread of COVID-19 by increasing the share of the workforce that’s vaccinated in business all across America.”

Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem vowed to sue the federal government the day Biden announced the policy, and the state of Arizona has already filed a lawsuit as well. Days later, 24 state attorneys general signed a public letter vowing to take legal action if Biden’s mandate takes effect.

“Your plan is disastrous and counterproductive,” the group wrote in the letter. “If your Administration does not alter its course, the undersigned state Attorneys General will seek every available legal option to hold you accountable and uphold the rule of law.”

SCOTUS has yet to weigh in on Biden’s federal mandate.

Source:  HNewsWire   HNewsWire HNewsWire