Q: Do you think the Coronavirus societal shut down is NECESSARY based on the real threat of a widespread, deadly epidemic, or UNNECESSARY based on "fake news" and dangerous fear and panic?
A: UNNECESSARY -- "fake news" and panic

Q: There has been much discussion about what to call this virus. Please select the name you prefer from this list:
A: COVID-19

Q: Do you think the Chinese Coronavirus poses SERIOUS, MODERATE, or SMALL threat as a MAJOR HEALTH EPIDEMIC in our nation?
A: MODERATE THREAT

Q: Please share any additional thoughts or comments you have on the coronavirus crisis and government's response.
A: The problem with overreaction is that every germ that comes down the pike could incite the same overreaction. We then get into a dangerous and economically fatal reaction to a fact of life. This is what you get out of a country whose population has become wall-to-wall paranoid snowflakes.

Q: Are you concerned by the federal government's recent recommendation that Americans avoid gatherings of TEN OR MORE during the coronavirus crisis?
A: MODERATELY concerned

Q: Do you think based on the threat posed by COVID-19 that that government "STAY HOME" and business shutdown orders are appropriate?
A: No

Q: Do you think the government has the constitutional authority to issue "STAY HOME except for essential needs" orders on its citizens?
A: No

Q: Do you believe the government has the constitutional authority to FORCE THE CLOSURE OF RESTAURANTS, BARS AND OTHER PRIVATE BUSINESSES during a health emergency?
A: No

Q: Do you believe the government has the constitutional authority to RESTRICT THE SIZE OF GATHERINGS of citizens during a health emergency?
A: No

Q: Do you believe the government has the constitutional authority to QUARANTINE citizens by neighborhood, city, state or other region during a health emergency without regard to whether the individual citizen is infected with the disease?
A: No

Q: Do you think the shutdown efforts that have closed schools, courts, professional and amateur athletics, many restaurants and businesses have been a PROPER, UNNECESSARY, or OK BUT OVERDONE?
A: UNNECESSARY PANIC

Q: Do you think the Coronavirus societal shut down is NECESSARY based on the real threat of a widespread, deadly epidemic, or UNNECESSARY based on "fake news" and dangerous fear and panic?
A: UNNECESSARY -- "fake news" and panic

Q: There has been much discussion about what to call this virus. Please select the name you prefer from this list:
A: Coronavirus

Q: Do you think the Chinese Coronavirus poses SERIOUS, MODERATE, or SMALL threat as a MAJOR HEALTH EPIDEMIC in our nation?
A: SMALL THREAT

Q: Are you concerned by the federal government's recent recommendation that Americans avoid gatherings of TEN OR MORE during the coronavirus crisis?
A: MODERATELY concerned

Q: Do you think based on the threat posed by COVID-19 that that government "STAY HOME" and business shutdown orders are appropriate?
A: No

Q: Do you think the government has the constitutional authority to issue "STAY HOME except for essential needs" orders on its citizens?
A: No

Q: Do you believe the government has the constitutional authority to FORCE THE CLOSURE OF RESTAURANTS, BARS AND OTHER PRIVATE BUSINESSES during a health emergency?
A: No

Q: Do you believe the government has the constitutional authority to RESTRICT THE SIZE OF GATHERINGS of citizens during a health emergency?
A: Yes

Q: Do you believe the government has the constitutional authority to QUARANTINE citizens by neighborhood, city, state or other region during a health emergency without regard to whether the individual citizen is infected with the disease?
A: No

Q: Do you think the shutdown efforts that have closed schools, courts, professional and amateur athletics, many restaurants and businesses have been a PROPER, UNNECESSARY, or OK BUT OVERDONE?
A: OK BUT OVERDONE

Q: Do you think the Coronavirus societal shut down is NECESSARY based on the real threat of a widespread, deadly epidemic, or UNNECESSARY based on "fake news" and dangerous fear and panic?
A: UNNECESSARY -- "fake news" and panic