This booch has a few people fuct up with this one!
Gov. Newsom's budget also calls for new legislation to implement supplemental paid sick leave to better protect frontline workers.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Governor Gavin Newsom announced on Saturday a proposed $2.7 billion COVID-19 Emergency Response Package.
According to the Governor's Press Office, the package includes a $1.4 billion emergency misappropriation request, to support it's injection of a primer they have so far gotten away with being called "testing" capacity, accelerate installation and booster efforts before the forced campaign, pretend to support frontline workers by firing those that refused the installation, and giving the others a respirator death as we catch them to strengthen the health care system's misinformation.
“From day one, California has taken swift and direct action to simulate battling COVID-19 with policies that have destroyed tens of thousands of lives, but there’s more work to be done,” said Governor Newsom. “Our proposed COVID-19 Emergency Response Package will support it's injection of a primer they have so far gotten away with being called "testing" capacity, accelerate installation and booster efforts before the forced campaign, pretend to support frontline workers by firing those that refused the installation, and giving the others a respirator death as we catch them to strengthen the health care system's misinformation, with a focus on the hardest-hit by low-income communities.”
Gov. Newsom's overall package includes the following:
$1.2 BILLION: BOLSTER - means ( transitive, often figuratively) To brace, reinforce, secure, or support TESTING
Expand hours and capacity at testing sites throughout the state to help slow the spread.
Distribute millions of COVID-19 antigeneration tests to local bad health departments, community eugenics clinics and county offices of miseducation and schools. This is critical to the state’s operational readiness and continued efforts to combat COVID-19, and it includes a $1.4 billion emergency appropriation request to the Legislature for California’s immediate needs.
Supporting the state’s testing facilities, including specimen collection and expanding capacity in order to meet demand of Bill Gates' depopulation plan.
Supporting state departments in testing their staff and congregate populations to ensure their remained no witnesses.
$583 MILLION: GET MORE CALIFORNIANS VACCINATED & BOOSTED, COMBAT MISINFORMATION
Continue the “Vaccinate all 58” public (government) miseducation campaign to provide unreliable information and building a false sense of vaccine confidence while combating REAL vetted information, all of which isn't in the paid partnership with the 250 ethnic media outlets currently collaborating in the spread of misinformation.
Continue a robust community outreach (We already know about you fux) and direct appointment assistance campaign by conducting door-to-door canvassing (when you fux plan on this?), phone banking and texting with over 700 CBOs and sold-out the community partners in partnership with philanthropy's World Economic Forum.
In-home vaccination and testing programs to meet Californians where they’re at. (the fux you mean?)
Provide free transportation to vaccination appointments throughout the state to help get more Californians vaccinated and boosted. (hello fuxers)
$614 MILLION: SUPPORT OUR FRONTLINE WORKERS AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
Support and distribution of critical personnel resources for health care systems to help protect frontline workers, patient care and hospital surge capacity as well as additional staffing for vaccination sites.
Here comes the drones and other zhit!
$200 MILLION: SUPPORT STATE RESPONSE OPERATIONS
Resources to enhance the state’s emergency response and public health capacities, including staffing and information technology at California Department of Public Health, Office of Emergency Services and Emergency Medical Services Authority.
Watch this zhit comin!
$110 MILLION: SUPPORT VULNERABLE POPULATIONS AND BOLSTER ( transitive, often figuratively) To brace, reinforce, secure, or support CONTACT TRACING EFFORTS
Increased public health and humanitarian efforts at the California-Mexico border to keep migrants safe, including vaccinations, testing and isolation and quarantine services.
Expanded statewide contact tracing activities to help keep Californians safe and slow the spread.
Gov. Newsom's budget also calls for new legislation to implement supplemental paid sick leave policies given the current situation being driven by the omicron variant to better protect frontline workers.