Ladders are the simplest and easiest way to reach locations that are otherwise out of the reach of a person standing on the ground or floor. In situations where a ladder is used to reach a location that is at the top of, for instance, a telephone pole, or a location where there is only a wire or cable disposed in the air against which the ladder can lean, the ladder should be somehow secured in place. By the ladder being secured, the risk of the ladder twisting, tipping, bouncing or slipping during use is greatly lessened or essentially eliminated.
Ladder lashes have been used to provide this security between the ladder and a pole. Heretofore, ladder lashes have typically used several straps linked together. The fact that theA slew of Fox News opinion hosts and anchors are pushing back on public health experts and urging President Donald Trump to abandon its social distancing policies and reopen the economy.

Primetime host Tucker Carlson attacked "the public health establishment," which he argued "failed us badly" by recommending stay-home orders that are hurting the economy.

Fox commentator Melissa Francis argued on Friday that the virus is "everywhere already" in New York and she's "losing faith" in social distancing policies as the economy shrinks.

On "Fox and Friends," one of the president's favorite Fox New programs, co-host Brian Kilmeade called the economic damage from the virus "a self-inflicted wound."

The Fox News pundits are ignoring widespread consensus among public health experts and government officials that the only way to save thousands, if not