'I would ask people to dial up their empathy and their understanding,' said GOP Gov. Doug Burgum. 'We're all in this together.'
But others called out the usually staunch supporter of face mask-averse President
for failing to point out the party and leaders who are turning a safety issue to protect health and lives into a “senseless dividing line.”for the coronavirus, resulting in 52 deaths. I grew up in North Dakota and this makes my heart swell. My family still lives there, including my 90-yr old dad. Like he says... this not about political affiliation. It’s about being a human that gives a sh?@ about other humans.Thank you for being a voice of reason, Governor. I always assumed if we were faced with a pandemic, our biggest enemy would be the illness itself, not my fellow Americans. No one should be harrassed or attacked for protecting themselves, their loved ones & others.
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