Pennsylvania's Gov. Tom Wolf has banned the sale of alcohol at bars and restaurants across the state from 5 P.M. Wednesday, November 25, until 8 A.M. Thanksgiving Day, November 26.  Wolf says the 15-hour prohibition is needed to protect Keystone State residents from the coronavirus. "It turns out that the biggest day for drinking is the Wednesday before Thanksgiving," cried Wolf.  He added, "When people get together in that situation, it leads to an increase in the exchange of fluids.  That leads to an increase in infection." So it's not enough for Gov. Wolf to impose indoor — and outdoor — mask mandates on the citizens of his state, nor to limit Thanksgiving Day gatherings to no more than a handful of people from a single household.  Wolf now wants to dictate when, where, and if people can "exchange fluids." The ban on alcohol sales on the busiest night of the year will...(Read Full Post)