Brodigan - April 21, 2020 at 08:41AM
When the American people are told that they need to stay home and unemployed, it’s usually by people who still have jobs, usually people in the media. People like George Stephanopoulos, who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 (see Are You All in on Governments’ COVID Actions? Where Do You Draw the Line? and This Comedian’s Analogy of How Bad CNN Sucks Is Delightful). George has some explaining to do after this photo has surfaced.
I guess quarantines are only for the little people: George Stephanopoulos Walking in the Hamptons After COVID-19 Diagnosis https://t.co/i7udCFd9x2 via @TMZ
— Pradheep J. Shanker (@Neoavatara) April 21, 2020
George has continued working on ‘GMA’ from home, including on Monday. At least one of his neighbors isn’t happy he’s out and about. ICYMI … someone went on social media and put the newsman on blast for allegedly not following social distance guidelines.
The NY Post reported the neighbor, who’s since deleted the Facebook post, was pissed off after allegedly seeing George at a drug store and walking his dog on a golf course.
He’s clearly feeling well enough for a walk, but it’s debatable whether he should.
There’s no debate. He shouldn’t. Those are the rules. If you’ve even been in contact with someone who’s had it, you’re supposed to be in self-quarantine. Not walking the mean streets of the Hamptons while straight-up being diagnosed with the kung flu. My dude is even walking around without a mask on, while the rest of us are lectured that we just have to be patient to get our lives back, until the Flying Spaghetti Scientist tells us it’s safe.
The American people have been patient and understanding. Many agreed to make sacrifices for the greater good. But I don’t wanna hear a single ABC News employee lecture us on what we have to do until this assclown is put on full blast.
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