
BathouseBarry
12-01
More vaccinated than not are getting it. They’re the super spreaders. But leftists will call for the state to be locked down. Which doesn’t work either.
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BathouseBarry
12-01
Az family used to be a trusted news source, but they joined the abc tv family and now they’re just spreading propaganda. Ugh 😑😑
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Robert Heintze
12-02
So at this time last year, we had more cases than this year, while far fewer people are up to date on their vaccinations? That tells me to skip anymore boosters.
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