A pandemic policy that has swung between public health and the economy has a third leg now, with complainers inside and outside of public office arguing that government shutdown orders designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus violate civil liberties and might even be unconstitutional.
Editor's note: This column is in response to an opinion piece featured in the Daily Record on March 11: "Texans need the Grand Old Pipeline"
Editor,
While the rest of us are fretting about the pandemic, a couple of state agencies are busy with big, unrelated stuff. Government never stops.
“Look around me/ I can see my life before me/ Running rings around the way / It used to be…” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
Would you like a guardian angel for your health during the pandemic?
We know that all of us are focused on the current COVID-19 crisis and adjusting to all the changes that it has brought to everyone. HCWC has made significant adjustments as we continue to respond to the needs of local victims of abuse...
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