Here we go again?
New Jersey announced its first then-“presumptive” case of Covid-19 on March 5, 2020. On Monday, the New Jersey Department of Health confirmed the existence of a “probable” case of monkeypox in the Garden State.
“The risk to New Jerseyans remains low,” Murphy tweeted on Tuesday morning. “Any resident who experiences flu-like illness with swelling of lymph nodes and rash should contact their healthcare provider.”
Yesterday, @NJDeptofHealth announced the first probable case of monkeypox in our state.
The risk to New Jerseyans remains low. Any resident who experiences flu-like illness with swelling of lymph nodes and rash should contact their healthcare provider.
— Governor Phil Murphy (@GovMurphy) June 21, 2022
Will Murphy use the latest scary-sounding global health scare to curb our rights or advance his far-left agenda? Stay tuned.
In other news, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced last week that it wants to change the name of monkeypox to something else – to be determined – because the organization considers the name “discriminatory” towards Africa.
Our own CDC is recommending social distancing during… masterbation.
Priorities, folks! They tell you everything.
