Tulsa Mayor talked about people coming to Tulsa that might never have
visited the city before. But what really will they see?
I just talked with a friend in our Tulsa Office and she was telling me that a lot of Tulsa business plan on being closed Friday and are boarding up their windows until after the weekend events. National Guard Troops and who know how many people connected with how many different federal, state, and local police entities. And the 2 day Juneteenth Celebration. Increased coronavirus cases.
There is potential for things to get volatile (probably what Trump is hoping for).
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Which means piles of garbage as no options for food, respite, facilities for attendees to use.
Poor babies. 
who would have wanted to attend special celebrations like Juneteenth if they could safely.
Unwanted visitors from surrounding, and not so surrounding, states will not just be spreading the disease among themselves and taking it home to thousands of places, but they will also be bringing it with them.
Our daughter and son-in-law visit on business a few times a year and stay downtown. As business and shopping "tourists," no surprise that one of her favorite pre-COVID restaurants is somewhere on the canal in Bricktown, back when these walks and water were crowded with people enjoying themselves. When I went with them she also took me to Myriad Botanical Gardens, a really lovely day.
Dozens of people will be sickened (and a few will likely die), hundreds of thousands of tax dollars down the toilet and dozens of Tulsa businesses will suffer, not to mention interruption of almost all Tulsa citizen's lives in some way.
All for around one hour of bullshit and lies with nothing gained for the American people.
This could go down in the history books as the worst spoiled brat feel-good events ever.....
