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House Dems take a break from playing games with COVID19 relief to lead the charge against COVID19-related 'anti-Asian sentiment'

House Democrats can’t seem to get their act together when it comes to COVID19 relief, but that doesn’t mean they don’t care about the most pressing issues.

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Case in point:

More from The Hill:

The measure came amid Democratic lawmakers repeatedly blasting President Trump for referring to coronavirus as the “Chinese virus,” alleging the rhetoric has led to an influx of discrimination against Asian Americans.

The measure — spearheaded by Rep. Grace Meng (D-N.Y.) —  highlighted that the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have stated that connecting the name of the virus to the geographic location where it originated perpetuates a stigma.

Republicans condemned the resolution as partisan posturing, arguing that Democrats have misplaced priorities by bringing a nonbinding resolution to the floor when Congress has yet to come to a consensus on a coronavirus relief bill or government funding legislation.

In that case, we’d say that Republicans have pretty much nailed it.

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Guess so.

They’ll get around to it eventually. Maybe.

They’ll get around to that, too. Maybe.

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