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Covid Vaccine

Troglodyte said:
Idiot, this isn’t the first time a vaccine has been mandated. This is the first time a vaccine has had an ideological opposition.

I got vaccinated while Trump was still in office.

You don’t want the government in charge of your healthcare, but you won’t refuse Medicare, will you?
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can you point to when (date, time) Donald J Trump mandated the vaccine be taken by any percentage of the populace?
thanks
 
Superman said:
can you point to when (date, time) Donald J Trump mandated the vaccine be taken by any percentage of the populace?
thanks
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He's gonna say "but, but, but, vaxes are mandated for kids to get in school JFC!! so there stupid" failing to recognize his incomprehensible ignorance while typing it out.
 
Here we go:

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www.washingtonexaminer.com

RNC to sue Biden administration over vaccine mandates

The Republican National Committee plans to sue the federal government over President Joe Biden's newly announced vaccine mandates for federal employees and millions of private-sector workers.
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“Joe Biden told Americans when he was elected that he would not impose vaccine mandates. He lied,” RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said in a statement Thursday evening.
 
They know it's likely illegal, they don't care. Ronald Klain, WH Chief of Staff, retweeted this, possibly dooming these draconian actions.

 
Governors step up and speak out against Adolf Biden's new decrees:
  • Alabama: Governor Kay Ivey said “Once again, President Biden has missed the mark. His outrageous, overreaching mandates will no doubt be challenged in the courts. Placing more burdens on both employers and employees during a pandemic with the rising inflation rates and lingering labor shortages is totally unacceptable.”
  • Alaska: Governor Mike Dunleavy said "This is ridiculous and unenforceable. If there was ever a case for the 25th Amendment…"
  • Arkansas: Governor Asa Hutchinson said "I fully support continued efforts to increase vaccination rates across our nation, but the federal government mandates on private businesses are not the right answer. I have been consistent in the freedom of businesses to require their employees to be vaccinated, and I have opposed the government from saying businesses cannot exercise that freedom. The same principle should protect the private sector from government overreach that requires them to vaccinate all employees."
  • Arizona: Governor Doug Ducey said "This is exactly the kind of big government overreach we have tried so hard to prevent in Arizona — now the Biden-Harris administration is hammering down on private businesses and individual freedoms in an unprecedented and dangerous way. This will never stand up in court. This dictatorial approach is wrong, un-American and will do far more harm than good. How many workers will be displaced? How many kids kept out of classrooms? How many businesses fined? The vaccine is and should be a choice. We must and will push back."
  • Georgia: Governor Brian Kemp said "I will pursue every legal option available to the state of Georgia to stop this blatantly unlawful overreach by the Biden administration."
  • Indiana: The state's attorney general said "Biden's decision to demand American workers get vaccinated or risk losing their jobs is what one would expect of dictators in a banana republic. In IN we do not rule by fiat, and I will not allow the president to destroy our guaranteed freedoms and our economy at the same time."
  • Iowa: Governor Kim Reynolds said "President Biden is taking dangerous and unprecedented steps to insert the federal government even further into our lives while dismissing the ability of Iowans and Americans to make healthcare decisions for themselves. Biden’s plan will only worsen our workforce shortage and further limit our economic recovery. As I’ve said all along, I believe and trust in Iowans to make the best health decisions for themselves and their families. It’s time for President Biden to do the same. Enough is enough.
  • Mississippi: Governor Tate Reeves said "The President has no authority to require that Americans inject themselves because of their employment at a private business. The vaccine itself is life-saving, but this unconstitutional move is terrifying. This is still America, and we still believe in freedom from tyrants."
  • Missouri: Governor Mike Parson said "The Biden Administration’s recent announcement seeking to dictate personal freedom and private business decisions is an insult to our American principles of individual liberty and free enterprise. This heavy-handed action by the federal government is unwelcome in our state and has potentially dangerous consequences for working families. Vaccination protects us from serious illness, but the decision to get vaccinated is a private health care decision that should remain as such. My administration will always fight back against federal power grabs and government overreach that threatens to limit our freedoms."
  • Montana: Governor Greg Gianforte said "President Biden’s vaccination mandate is unlawful and un-American. We are committed to protecting Montanans’ freedoms and liberties against this gross federal overreach."
  • Nebraska: Governor Pete Ricketts said "President Biden’s announcement is a stunning violation of personal freedom and abuse of the federal government’s power. This plan isn’t about public health – this is about government control and taking away personal liberties. Americans, not the federal government, are responsible for taking charge of their personal health. It is not the role of the federal government to mandate their choices. Nebraska will stand up to President Biden’s overreach, and we will be working with the Attorney General to explore all our options."
  • North Dakota: Governor Doug Burgum said "President Biden's misguided plan steers our country down a dangerous path away from states' rights and the freedom of private businesses to make their own decisions on vaccinations. We stand opposed to this blatant federal overreach. Safe, effective vaccines remain our best tool for preserving hospital capacity and ensuring access to care, but forcing a vaccine mandate on private employers is not the role of the state or federal government."
  • Oklahoma: Governor Kevin Stitt said "It is not the government’s role to dictate to private businesses what to do. Once again President Biden is demonstrating his complete disregard for individual freedoms and states’ rights. As long as I am governor, there will be no government vaccine mandates in Oklahoma. My administration will continue to defend Oklahoma values and fight back against the Biden administration’s federal overreach."
  • South Carolina: Governor Henry McMaster said "The American Dream has turned into a nightmare under President Biden and the radical Democrats. They have declared war against capitalism, thumbed their noses at the Constitution, and empowered our enemies abroad."
  • South Dakota: Governor Kristi Noem said "My legal team is standing by ready to file our lawsuit the minute @joebiden files his unconstitutional rule. This gross example of federal intrusion will not stand."
  • Tennessee: Governor Bill Lee said "'This is not about freedom' is a phrase that should never come out of a U.S. President’s mouth. For a fight that requires working together, a lot of cynical and divisive edicts came out of the White House today pitting the vaccinated against the unvaccinated, businesses against employees, and the federal government against states. The Constitution won’t allow this power grab, and in the meantime, I will stand up for all Tennesseans. To be clear: the vaccine is the best tool we have to combat the pandemic but heavy-handed mandates are the wrong approach."
  • Utah: Governor Spencer Cox said "While we support efforts that encourage vaccinations, we have serious concerns about the legality of the order." Remarks by the state's attorney general say "the federal government should not be able to mandate such a personal medical decision to employers and individuals."
  • West Virginia: State Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said "State AGs, including WV, will not tolerate such blatant & illegal federal overreach from @POTUS. Buckle up America— our President is the opposite of a unifier in chief. Looking forward to seeing more details about Biden’s wild vaccine proposal. We’ll protect WV & America."
  • Wyoming: Governor Mark Gordon said "The Biden Administration’s announcement to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or weekly testing for private businesses is an egregious example of big government overreach. Our Constitution was written and fought for to protect our liberties as American citizens. This administration’s latest pronouncement demonstrates its complete disregard for the rule of law and the freedoms individuals and private companies enjoy under our Constitution. In Wyoming, we believe that government must be held in check. I have asked the Attorney General to stand prepared to take all actions to oppose this administration’s unconstitutional overreach of executive power. It has no place in America. Not now, and not ever."
thepostmillennial.com

BREAKING: Red State Governors push back on Biden's vaccine mandate

"This will never stand up in court. This dictatorial approach is wrong, un-American and will do far more harm than good."
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what joys will King Biden remove from our lives today?
 
Ironcitysteelers said:
The 100 employer thing is an osha regulation for their standards. That’s why I think he is using it. Those under 100 are exempt from many standards and those under (I think ) ten do not apply at all or at least very little.
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He is trying to backdoor it through osha because while states have some constitutional right to do vaccine mandates the federal government does not… technically this could violate the nuremburg code… depending on your interpretation of forced medical experiments…

basically after years of screaming about everything being facist, the liberals are now duped by the globalists to backing fascist principles …
 
So i tried to post that last night…

basically this was the plan the whole time…

first rushing pfizer and only pfizer through the fda approval process at a timeframe that is impossible to actually access a drug… this tries to allow them to argue it isn’t experimental… thats what must be challenged in court… if the vaccine can be tied to unproven medications then it’s illegal for any government to force it or coerce people to take it… period

There is something nefarious here… im betting huge kickbacks from Pfizer…. Investigate the hell out of that and i bet you could cut the politician population down by at least a quarter in Washington… maybe more…
 
Just the flu! (y)

1,296 people died of Covid in Florida yesterday. 1,296. In one day.

Republican governors ******* suck.
 
1,257,569 cucks watched their wives get plowed from the slats in the closet door while sipping their palinka.
 
Troglodyte said:
Like Tim, you struggle with math, cohorts, etc.
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Pathetic, idiotic, stupid, lazy response.

If the vaccine were as magical as you and the demented ice-cream licker claim, then we would see an inverse relationship between the number vaccinated (always increasing) and the number infected. We don't. The fact you are too lazy to investigate what is happening and the declining efficacy of the vaccine, particularly on the mutations the vaccine created, simply underscore your absolute lack of any relevant contribution to the discussion.

ZonaBurgh said:
The same logic that exempts postal workers perhaps?
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And illegals. And Afghanis.

If we can find an illegal alien Afghani postal worker, I think Biden will order him to be injected with the virus rather than the vaccine.
 
Tibs said:

1,296 people died of Covid in Florida yesterday. 1,296. In one day.
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Uhh, no. Leftists - too stupid to know how stupid they are.

Florida Coronavirus Deaths Per Day

In depth view into Florida Coronavirus Deaths Per Day including historical data from 2020, charts and stats.
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A total of 9 - NINE, ONE LESS THAN TEN - died on the last day the statistics were updated, September 8, 2021. The day before, 35 died. The day prior, 49 died, and the day prior to that, 41 died. The day before that, 46 died. That's a total of 180 in five days, or an average of 36 per day and declining.

But you keep being you and spouting bullshit nonsense.

And get me a coffee.
 
You're correct, the total death numbers in Florida were corrected by 1,296.

Regardless, the numbers are staggering.


Last month, the state health department switched from tallying deaths by the day they were verified to now tracking them by the date a person passed away. The deaths typically take several days to be processed, so a single date’s totals can slowly grow days later and the day-by-day increases appear smaller at first.

The batch of 1,296 deaths reported Thursday is shy of the record 1,338 added the previous Thursday. Another 1,064 deaths were reported in the CDC’s data Monday.

www.local10.com

Florida adds another 1,296 COVID-19 deaths, 12K more cases

The latest COVID-19 data from the CDC on Thursday shows an increase of 1,296 deaths from the total reported a day earlier.
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Tibs said:
You're correct, the total death numbers in Florida were corrected by 1,296.

Regardless, the numbers are staggering.


Last month, the state health department switched from tallying deaths by the day they were verified to now tracking them by the date a person passed away. The deaths typically take several days to be processed, so a single date’s totals can slowly grow days later and the day-by-day increases appear smaller at first.

The batch of 1,296 deaths reported Thursday is shy of the record 1,338 added the previous Thursday. Another 1,064 deaths were reported in the CDC’s data Monday.

www.local10.com

Florida adds another 1,296 COVID-19 deaths, 12K more cases

The latest COVID-19 data from the CDC on Thursday shows an increase of 1,296 deaths from the total reported a day earlier.
www.local10.com www.local10.com
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Do you stress over the heart attack victims daily death count? I am sure it is staggering as well and could be possibly prevented.
 
Tibs said:
Just the flu! (y)

1,296 people died of Covid in Florida yesterday. 1,296. In one day.

Republican governors ******* suck.
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Um….? Are you absolutely certain about that… last week nationwide there were like 400some deaths reported… unless they are backlogging cases that seems improbable… especially since its a Republican Governor so they probably don’t try very hard to force deaths into the covid category
 
SteelerInLebanon said:
Do you stress over the heart attack victims daily death count? I am sure it is staggering as well and could be possibly prevented.
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SIL, read my post above.

Tibilo is a liar. 1,296 have never, ever died of Covid in Florida in one day. The last count - for September 8, 2021 - showed that NINE died that day.

Tibilo was off by a factor of 144. Yes, he overstated the number who died in Florida by 14,400%.
 
madinsomniac said:
Um….? Are you absolutely certain about that… last week nationwide there were like 400some deaths reported… unless they are backlogging cases that seems improbable… especially since its a Republican Governor so they probably don’t try very hard to force deaths into the covid category
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Read my posts above. Tibilo is a lying liar spreading lies.
 
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