Chris Christie writes in the Wall Street Journal today that upon self reflection in the Morristown Hospital ICU, he should have worn a mask. Lets see if he sticks to that statement going forward.
It’s not a partisan or cultural symbol, not a sign of weakness or virtue.
For seven months I was very careful about mask wearing, social distancing and hand washing. As someone with asthma, I knew I faced heightened risk. Then, at the Rose Garden nomination event for Judge Amy Coney Barrett, and during debate preparations with President Trump, I let my guard down and left my mask off. I mistook the bubble of security around the president for a viral safe zone. I was wrong. There is no safe zone from this virus....
...When you get this disease, it hits you how easy it is to prevent. We are asked to wear cloth over our mouth and nose, wash our hands and avoid crowds. These minor inconveniences can save your life, your neighbors and the economy. Seldom has so little been asked for so much benefit. Yet the message will be broadly heeded only if it is consistently and honestly delivered by the media, religious leaders, sports figures and public servants. Those in positions of authority have a duty to get the message out....
Chris Christie writes in the Wall Street Journal today that upon self reflection in the Morristown Hospital ICU, he should have worn a mask. Lets see if he sticks to that statement going forward.
WSJ 10/21/2020
I Should Have Worn a Mask