Okay, isn’t it now Vice President Mike Pence’s turn to man-up and simply admit he was wrong?

I’ve added a description. 
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That would be "PENCE" not "Spence."

Doh!

You missed one.

The reason he gave last night on the news was that he is tested frequently and doesn't have the virus.  He doesn't have a lot of things.

He also said he wanted to be able to look people in the eye. Perhaps he doesn't understand how to wear a mask. He's not the only public official who does not - this is the governor of FL wearing his mask sideways.

On this particular face mask, the bottom elastic strap is supposed to go around the head first and rest just at or just above the nape of the neck, then the top strap is supposed to go where he has it in the photo. The way he has the bottom strap dangling defeats the purpose of the face mask almost 90% because there’s no continuous tight seal around the nose and mouth.  The way he has the bottom part of the face mask flapping in the breeze, all of his allergens are free to escape and can attach to other people, and all allergens outside of the face mask are free to enter his mouth and nose by the same route.

Overall, I believe the written label on the front part of the face mask that can be seen by his chin is supposed to be on top by his nose, so he’s wearing it upside-down. 



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Friggin Republicans

  That doesn’t really make sense nor does it apply accurately. It assumes that any person who is not a Republican would not do the same thing, commit the same error. It seems that an erudite person such as yourself would be above such errata, even though and/or notwithstanding your abhorrence of people in the Republican Party. 
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Sarcasm, Randy. Lighten up, dude. 

Erudite, you say? 

  One has to wear one’s stripes: if it’s a constant refrain of yours, it’s difficult to distinguish when you’re supposedly being sarcastic and when you’re not. 
  
  Hey, wait a second, claiming sarcasm after the fact as a defense, haven’t we seen that quite recently . . . ?

  And yes, erudite. You and I don’t need to see eye-to-eye on all issues for me to be mature enough to recognize in you your above-average intelligence. It is partially because of that obvious intelligence that I find it beneath you to stoop low.   Not every person of any group or subgroup with which you find fault or with whom you disagree is automatically all bad, nor is every person of every group or subgroup to which you belong/identity automatically all good. 

I can see the wheels turning over there, Randy, and don’t think it goes unappreciated. 

Just keeping you on your toes, I think the remark about Republicans would have come over funnier had we not been in a written forum. 

  I understand, Don. You’re right; mood, tone and pitch don’t always translate very well on a screen. Thank you. 
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And here I thought this was a special kind of mask made for people like Mitch McConnell to fit under his sagging chin.

Doh!