December 23, 2020 Supervisor NathanFletcher attempted to cancel Christmas in San Diego. Fletcher blamed you for socializing, claiming it was your fault he had to cancel Christmas celebrations. Do you remember? Full Story:
SAN DIEGO – After starting Wednesday’s press conference by warning San Diegans of “the severity of the situation” regarding COVID in San Diego County, Supervisor Nathan Fletcher pleaded with San Diegans to obey the safety guidelines to lower our local coronavirus numbers.
Fletcher began his speech Wednesday saying, “as we head into the Christmas holiday we are faced with the stark reality that this is the darkest hour and darkest time we’ve faced throughout our duration of COVID. Our cases, hospitalizations, ICU utilization, all those numbers continue to head in the wrong direction.”
For clarification on Fletcher’s dire outlook on our situation, KUSI submitted the following question via text to the County press briefing; “California has the strictest regulations in the country. Why is our situation so much worse than in state with little restrictions like Florida and Texas?” But, KUSI’s question did not refer specifically to the number of positive cases, we were asking about the two styles of response from the governments in Florida and Texas, and our government here in San Diego County/California.
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