We'll Open Up By May, Now July Biden Says....No End In sight as Child Cages Fill at border

Drink your late arriving cold cup of coffee and read the brief: "....Hope and possibilities': Biden pledges fast vaccinations for all adults All American adults will be eligible for coronavirus vaccines by May 1, putting us on track to return to a semblance of normal life by July 4, President Joe Biden said yesterday. He laid out concrete steps to make that happen after "a year filled with the loss of life, and the loss of living." (Here are three key takeaways from his speech, and the exaggerations that sent fact-checkers scurrying.) As vaccinations rise, we're answering questions about how daily life is transforming for vaccinated people and what they can do under new guidelines. (Photo: Ted S. Warren / AP, file)..." SWE's take: As we deprioritize vaccines to nursing homes and downplay death rates there. "...Good news for unemployed Washingtonians? Not so fast. Some are facing painfully long waits for the $300-a-week federal benefits, even after Congress extended the aid in the COVID-19 relief package that passed this week. And to pay out that gigantic package, the U.S. must spend an average of $43,000 per second until 2022 — so, probably about $1 million in the amount of time it takes you to read this news item aloud. That's going to be tricky..." SWE's take: Help wanted signs all over Seattle and we waste money on unemploymnents....teachers, go back to work or get no pay. Period. Good News: The meat locker temperatures in the mornings is keeping the grass growing slower.