Concerned About Civil Liberties during Coronavirus: American Greatness Contributor Julie Kelly

“I began to realize that I had really strong opinions about how things were going. And yet if somebody were to probe any one of those opinions... I wouldn't actually have knowledge of what's going on there... I have a generalized understanding, but not really. And I found myself getting in a position where I would hear somebody having a different opinion than me and get angry with them.”

“I watched a video by a guy that does statistics... the model that was the scariest was when you intermix all these communities and you keep having communities where there's one community that's a hotbed for outbreak and people are going and coming from there.”

“The day the order went into place, when I went to bed at night and I was free to leave my house, and then in the morning, I'm no longer allowed to do that, it really hit me. The first amendment is now gone... and it only really took about three weeks of fear to get most people to agree with it. And maybe that's the right decision, but maybe it's not.”