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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^^^  Nope.  The constant screaming and harassing broke us.[/quote]

Of your children at home?  Good grief.[/quote]

Lol. DP but for real, trying to take care of toddlers while at the same time respond to emails, research and write memos, etc is enough to break you.  If the next election involves a republican candidate promising to go back to the 24h fever free rule (and the Democrat doubles down on quarantining), the faith of this life long Democrat will be tested. I like my kids and my job, but not when trying to handle both at the same time. [/quote]

Wouldn’t the better position be that employers be more supportive of giving parents sufficient leeway to care for sick children instead of putting them back in child care before they are not risking the spread of illness?

I am not a lifelong Democratic but I would not vote for any Republican right now unless they have repudiated the Trumpian attack on our democratic republic (ie what Liz Cheney has done).    Youngkin played footsie with Trump supporters and failed to do so and thus to me I could never vote for him (before even getting at his flawed positions on the pandemic and other things (ie trying to prevent the teaching of history in schools).  [/quote]

I'm tired of this being portrayed as "democrats" pushing for long quarantines or "republicans" advocating for the 24hr fever free rule.  This isn't politics, its CDC and local/state public health guidance.

And I think you are both right.  We should get back to the 24h fever free rule in the near future AND employers should offer people reasonable sick leave.  [/quote]

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