Is this true? I heard that Biden is actually considering a travel ban to and from the state of Florida.

I heard that Florida has increasing numbers of infection from the more contagious and more deadly UK mutation of the virus, and that Joe Biden now wants to use federal powers to restrict travel...so that Florida residents could not leave, and residents from other states could not enter.

I'm wondering if that is really true or is it more hate mongering?

And, if it is true, has the Constitution been changed in some way so that it has become legal for the federal government to impose travel restrictions on the states?

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curiosi · 61-69, F

Covid cases in Florida are rapidly declining despite having the highest amount of elderly population. Governor DeSantis has ordered everyone back to work and to get on with the business of living. Biden shot back threatening to restrict the travel of Floridians. DeSantis said he will not allow this administration to play political games.

Baremine · 70-79, C

@curiosi vivid scam is playing out but the Democrats try to keep milking it.

4meAndyou · F

@curiosi A Florida resident, Stereoguy, has mentioned that the covid numbers have been going down, not up...so I don't know where this information is coming from...or if there is separate reporting for the UK strain.

curiosi · 61-69, F

@4meAndyou I live in Florida as well. They are going down.

4meAndyou · F

@curiosi That's two people who actually know. Have you heard anything at all about the UK strain or are local governments keeping it under wraps?

curiosi · 61-69, F

@4meAndyou Haven't heard, this whole thing from the beginning was to make the sheep fearful. A new strain is a good way to keep the sheep in line.

4meAndyou · F

@curiosi We should talk to people from the UK, I guess. I heard that the UK strain is far more contagious, and that it has arrived in the States, in Colorado and Minnesota, but I hadn't heard about Florida.