Covid Vaccinations

[DriveInDriveOut]

Rupert Murdoch-funded Fox Corp. PAC contributes to Democrat Joe Manchin's campaign

That doesn't have anything to do with my post.
You get confused easily.
Sad.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

More treasonous activities

Democrats are the treasonous ones with their failed impeachment coup attempt. MAGA.

 

[yadig]

Keep watching. We love controlling the senate Rupert Murdoch-funded Fox Corp. PAC contributes to Democrat Joe Manchin's campaign

Joe manchin is a Republican

 

[UnionStrong]

Keep watching. We love controlling the senate Rupert Murdoch-funded Fox Corp. PAC contributes to Democrat Joe Manchin's campaign

Not for too much longer.

 

[purplelife]

Fedex express employees in New York city, San Francisco and Puerto Rico will be required to be vaccinated or have an exception filed. Local ordinance started today but requirement starts in February to allow time.

 

[bacha29]

Joe manchin is a Republican

I look for Manchin to surrender his current party affiliation register as an independent and continue to try and straddle the fence going from an independent political force to an impotent political force.

 

[btrlov]

confirm NYC employees are required to be vaxxed. option to go to NJ, but NJ will inevitably mandate too. Pretty risky move for new and handling employees that have little to lose by quitting .

 

[Artee]

Sounds like FDX is not the one doing the mandating, but the local city governments that are requiring that upon employers in order to be able to do business within the communities. After this far less lethal variant of Omicron passes, and if the next one is even less severe, why is the shot(which only has a 30% effective rate with double jab with Omicron) still being pushed along with employer mandates? The government should be working hard on therapeutics and getting people back to work, rather than requiring an outdated vaccine and threatening people with their livelihood should they not take it.

 

[yadig]

Sounds like FDX is not the one doing the mandating, but the local city governments that are requiring that upon employers in order to be able to do business within the communities. After this far less lethal variant of Omicron passes, and if the next one is even less severe, why is the shot(which only has a 30% effective rate with double jab with Omicron) still being pushed along with employer mandates? The government should be working hard on therapeutics and getting people back to work, rather than requiring an outdated vaccine and threatening people with their livelihood should they not take it.

Control

 

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[bacha29]

Control

But if you contract the virus and the symptoms are so severe that a trip to the hospital and ask for treatment is the only option, you tell me....how much control do you have at that point?

 

[59 Dano]

I look for Manchin to surrender his current party affiliation register as an independent and continue to try and straddle the fence going from an independent political force to an impotent political force.

Would rather see him join the GOP so the Dems lose their majority.

 

[59 Dano]

Sounds like FDX is not the one doing the mandating, but the local city governments that are requiring that upon employers in order to be able to do business within the communities. After this far less lethal variant of Omicron passes, and if the next one is even less severe, why is the shot(which only has a 30% effective rate with double jab with Omicron) still being pushed along with employer mandates? The government should be working hard on therapeutics and getting people back to work, rather than requiring an outdated vaccine and threatening people with their livelihood should they not take it.

Nutty liberalism at work.

 

[bacha29]

Would rather see him join the GOP so the Dems lose their majority.

Would be perfect for the GOP Another hand wringer too afraid to try something but like his other GOP pals always out front to take credit for legislation that works out well despite having voted against it.

 

[bacha29]

Nutty liberalism at work.

Earlier today SCOTUS tossed the question of how to best combat the pandemic by overturning Biden's vaccine mandate tossing it back to the local and state governments to figure out what to do. it's now up to "nutty liberalism" to find a way to keep the healthcare system from collapsing under the weight of the avalanche of unnecessary COVID patients.

 

[Fred's Myth]

Earlier today SCOTUS tossed the question of how to best combat the pandemic by overturning Biden's vaccine mandate tossing it back to the local and state governments to figure out what to do. it's now up to "nutty liberalism" to find a way to keep the healthcare system from collapsing under the weight of the avalanche of unnecessary COVID vaccine patients.

fixed it for you

 

[bacha29]

fixed it for you

Why would the hospital need to treat COVID vaccine patients when they test negative?

 

[59 Dano]

Would be perfect for the GOP Another hand wringer too afraid to try something but like his other GOP pals always out front to take credit for legislation that works out well despite having voted against it.

I don't have any idea what you're rambling about and neither do you.

 

[59 Dano]

Earlier today SCOTUS tossed the question of how to best combat the pandemic by overturning Biden's vaccine mandate tossing it back to the local and state governments to figure out what to do. it's now up to "nutty liberalism" to find a way to keep the healthcare system from collapsing under the weight of the avalanche of unnecessary COVID patients.

And we can count on nutty liberals to do what they always do, which is something that's stupid, illegal, unconscionable, or some combination thereof. The attempt at a mandate was stupid and illegal. Their current tactic is to claim that COVID is now no worse than the common cold and can't be stopped -AND- also a fate worse than death that can be prevented with mask mandates, vaccine mandates, and panic spending. That is stpuid.

 

[bacha29]

I don't have any idea what you're rambling about and neither do you.

Then why to this date has no GOP governor returned their COVID relief money when not a single member of their states GOP congressional delegation voted for it? Let's see you try to explain the rationale for not standing behind they party.