'Americans just don't care about each other,' Hilary determines after seeing 4th of July partygoers without masks ignoring social distancing: (via toofab)
"California is in bad shape but doesn't everyone think we all want to go out freely and travel and enjoy summer," the actress continued, before concluding that everything we're seeing in states dismissing this pandemic is indicative that"Americans just don’t care about each other."Hilary says her family had all sorts of socially distant fun for the holiday, including taking two walks, going for a drive and even all taking a nap together.
She went on to decry that a pandemic has somehow become a hot-button political issue with scientific advice being taken or tossed depending on which party you subscribe to. It doesn't help that the president has been largely anti-mask and anti-social distancing in practice. Despite saying recently he has no problems with masks, he still avoids being seen in one and recent rallies have proven he has no interest in urging his supporters to do any of the recommendations to slow the spread of the virus.
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