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brush

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5. I disagree. The pandemic was just extended indefinitely by SCOTUS...

Reply to genxlib (Original post)

Fri Jan 14, 2022, 01:03 AM

Jan 2022

and the blame for the pandemic will be on Joe Biden in the '22 campaign instead on the orange toad who bungled the nation's response from the jump, thus highly endangering our Congressional majorities even more.

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The vaccine mandate falls and I'm not mad about it [View all] genxlib Jan 2022 OP

I agree, but I know there are some here who seem to get great pleasure when people get terminated MichMan Jan 2022 #1

More variants will almost surely ensue. dchill Jan 2022 #2

I agree too. Enforcement was going to be a PR and an HR nightmare ecstatic Jan 2022 #3

Appreciate your clear explanation and think you're right. Declare victory and move on SharonAnn Jan 2022 #4

I disagree. The pandemic was just extended indefinitely by SCOTUS... brush Jan 2022 #5

I have long hold the opinion that Claustrum Jan 2022 #6

You willet nothing from me . . . . . . . Stinky The Clown Jan 2022 #7

lets see lapfog_1 Jan 2022 #8

I agree with basically everything you said genxlib Jan 2022 #13

It was vaccine or test NT EleanorR Jan 2022 #9

either take the vaccine or test once a week. EleanorR Jan 2022 #10

What do you have against mandated TESTING in lieu of vaccination? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #11

Fair question and good point genxlib Jan 2022 #14

Of course it's not forever. It was an emergency regulation pending the pandemic emergency. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #15

The testing piece was fairly useless if it was only going to be once a week. Ace Rothstein Jan 2022 #17

Once weekly testing of vaccine holdouts at UCLA administration has proven effective. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #21

All good points Deminpenn Jan 2022 #12

Trashing thread Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2022 #16

I hadn't thought of it that way so I guess there is an upside but mahina Jan 2022 #18

The major flaw in that reasoning is waning immunity Hav Jan 2022 #19

I think Dorian Gray Jan 2022 #20