The Trump Administration has been holding daily midday briefings to update the American people on the coronavirus. The administration is proposing a stimulus check out to send out to Americans during this crisis.

The confusion surrounding the coronavirus is based on the fact that this strain is new. Coronaviruses have been around for awhile, but this particular strain, the novel coronavirus, and it's effects are new to scientists, health care officials and of course the general public. Political leaders have started the blame game & using the crisis to push political narratives.

The coronavirus is continuing to create uncertainty on all levels. The amount of information we all are sifting through is constantly changing. However, let's look for ways to use common sense, seek wisdom, take a deep breath and be grateful. Bernie Sanders & Joe Biden bumped elbows last night at a Democratic Debate ahead of Tuesday Primaries.

The news of the coronavirus pandemic has taken over the news and politics. The coverage and threat of contracting the virus has caused people to panic. Political leaders are attacking each other in regards to their responses to the virus.

The President made a primetime statement last night regarding the coronavirus. He has placed a travel ban on over 20 European countries to help curb the spread of the virus. CNN's Don Lemon attacks the President's address and said there are more questions than answers. The NBA has suspended the season until further notice. The NCAA has decided that the tournament will be held without fans in the stands.

The panic around coronavirus has exceeded just taking precautions. There are shortages of toilet paper and hand sanitizer. The stock market has been volatile in response to the state of mind of the people. Another round of primaries are Tuesday, including Michigan.

President Trump hosts a Fox News Town Hall on Thursday evening. Elizabeth Warren drops out of the race and declines to endorse a candidate for President.

Yesterday, Senator Schumer attended a rally on the Supreme Court steps. He called out conservative judges Gorsuch & Kavanaugh saying they'll pay the price if they "go forward with these awful decisions." His comments came as the Supreme Court heard arguments concerning a Louisiana abortion access law that some say will leave just one doctor in the state to perform the procedure. Chief Justice Roberts condemned the comments. The Democrats have 4 candidates left - Biden, Sanders, Warren and Gabbard.

Super Tuesday was a big day for Joe Biden. The delegates haven't been sorted out, but Biden picked up several states. If you win a state, you win more delegates, but the way the Democratic Party awards delegates is confusing & they're still calculating them. At this point Biden has 453, Sanders 382. The total needed to win the nomination is 1,991. So far, no one is on pace to win the nomination outright. The race is leaning towards a brokered convention in July.