GOP state officials in Kansas revoke governor's orders to limit gatherings

As the coronavirus adds Easter to the list of  plans it has affected, Kansas GOP leaders refuse to follow stay-at-home and social distancing orders during religious events. GOP leaders in the state repealed Dem Gov. Laura Kelly’s Mar. 24 orders limiting religious gathering to 10 people. In what the governor called a “shockingly irresponsible” decision, House and Senate leaders met, as a Legislative Coordinating Council, to revoke the order. The meeting to revoke the order took place the same day the state reported its biggest increase of both confirmed cases and deaths from COVID-19, reaching 1,000.  (You might see this as good news or bad news, depending on whether or not you believe in the science of natural selection.)