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COVID vaccine distribution Virginia
Sometimes I wish Northam were not so predictable.
The CDC recommendations for vaccine distribution allocate the first doses to healthcare workers in contact with COVID patients and to Long Term Care Facility residents and staff.
Fine.
Then the CDC recommends distribution to the most vulnerable adults, those over 65 and over 55 with co-morbidities. But there Virginia differs.
Continue reading “Northam to use vaccine to reward supporters”
Source: YouTube Official Blog.
There are those who say that censorship by private enterprises is both legally and morally acceptable. I certainly agree with that within limits. For example, I certainly agree it is legally and morally acceptable for YouTube to censor child pornography.
But I don’t agree that it is acceptable in any way for YouTube to censor content “that misleads people by alleging that widespread fraud or errors changed the outcome of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election,” as its new policy statement announces.
Continue reading “Supporting the 2020 U.S. election”I think I know why. But I’ll let the forum have its say first.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trumps-challenges-to-election-face-end-of-the-legal-road-11607518944
“In a challenge to Michigan’s results, she [Sidney Powell] filed a supporting declaration from a witness who claimed voting-data irregularities in Edison County—a place that doesn’t exist.”
That seems to be an apt description of this truly sad, truly dangerous, and infuriating attack on our elections, the officials, volunteers, governors, legislators and most egregiously, the American people. And all to satisfy a deranged president’s warped ego. Yet, the passive acquiescence of Republican Congressional leaders is even more disturbing. To know that they fear our president would be a shock to our founders who struggled to create a system where this could not happen.
Continue reading “WSJ outlines a history of the election and lawsuits…and dangers”
Good for Louisiana. Let Virginia be next!
Could be a good thing, or a bad thing. Obviously.
… that a large number of the public are skeptical about taking the COVID-19 vaccine?
This is an approach that had not occurred to me, a direct route to SCOTUS.
It’s a pretty simple concept that very few politicians seem to be able to understand.
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