You know, folks, it looks like Democrat Party unity is coming apart while they stick it to American

businesses suffering under the coronavirus lockdowns. Senate Democrat leader Chuck E. Schumer

and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to support liability protections for businesses that want

to get back to normal operations. But according to the Hill, a few so-called moderate Democrats are

pushing back. Chris Coons, a short little ball guy, Delaware Senator and Biden buddy, says he wants

businesses to have some form of liability protection, but only with clear regulatory guidelines.

Red tape, in other words, Alabama Senator Doug Johns, who's seat is in serious danger,

is also willing to make liability protection deal with Republicans. He wants businesses

to have some protections, but he doesn't want to give them blanket immunity or a blank check.

You know, I hope every business owner large and small is paying attention to this. I mean,

without liability protection in place, swarms of lawyers are going to be filing suit. The minute

employees, customers or clients claims they caught the coronavirus because of the business,

regardless where they actually got it. Now, some of these businesses are struggling to keep

their doors open as it is, lawsuits and kill them, and the Democrats know it, and they don't care.

Democrats howl to the moon whenever somebody calls them anti-business, but that's exactly what they

are straight to their core.