Require vaccination or weekly testing--you cannot force this in a free society--if you believe in a free society.

Require wearing masks--masks don't work against a "highly infectious virus going around." 

Social distancing--what are, in Kindergarten, that we need lines painted on the floor in grocery stores, signs on chairs saying "don't sit here," and such?  It should be common sense, not law.

Hand washing / sanitizing--again, common sense, but don't tell people what to do, commissar. 

Allow employees to work from home--this has created an entirely new truckload of problems in America.  One of my good friends who is a high level executive tells me one of the things that businesses never considered, for example, is company insurance.  An employee working from home fell down his home stairs and demanded workman's comp.  When it was not forthcoming he sued his own company.  Tip of the iceberg.  Others tell me productivity has fallen way off.

Let nature take it's course / herd immunity--I know socialist don't believe in that, they just hold their noses and mention it so they can make fun of it

Other _nothing--viruses happen--let individuals run their own lives, not the power mad govt., president, or CDC. 

This whole "what do we do" is about power, masked as concern for people.  Science should be learning about these viruses, pharm companies should be developing optional vaccines that work and don't kill people--but that takes years, not months--and otherwise the govt. should leave citizens alone. 

Additionally, the media should not turn a serious health concern into a nightly circus of reporting death tolls and scaring the pants off susceptible Americans who still believe the media has their best interests at heart, and isn't just a megaphone for the government.