of McConnell's stance, saying: "Why should the people and taxpayers of America be bailing out poorly run states?"
Republican politicians always long to snuff out the burning ember that is New York City, but they never can. If there’s anything we can learn from history, it’s that New York is a city that can be down but never out. But New York is again in her hour of need, as the Empire State Building continues to remind us, flashing red like some kind of metaphor for the city it occupies. On CNN two weeks ago, Mayor Bill de Blasio said that the virus outbreak and ensuing shutdown was. This is what the "pause" is costing us so far, at least in terms of dollars and cents.
Then there is the cost of lives, the unimaginable human toll this pandemic is imposing on this city. As of Saturday morning, the city has attributedSo, the Broadway shows, and the movie theaters and the museums, and the restaurants and the stores and the incredible street life are all shuttered for now. Many of the things that make New York New York are gone for now. Including the people. Many of my fellow citizens have fled to the surrounding suburbs or to Maine, Vermont, Long Island.
Hospitals no longer have lines snaking around the block. I no longer turn on my television to find terrified nurses and doctors weeping openly. I no longer see my local hospital on the nightly news. The USNS Comfort, brought in to house up to 1,000 patients, received only 20
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