Pelosi and White House blame Republicans
for fueling spread of COVID but fewer than
half of young people and 36% of black
people have had shots while 92% of
older Americans are jabbed
Posted By: Imright, 7/31/2021 12:28:57 PM
Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden's digs at Republicans for refusing to get vaccinated have been cast into doubt after figures showed key Democrat demographics are among the main groups who aren't being jabbed. Figures from both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) show key Democrat voting blocks - including blacks, Hispanics and people of all races between ages 18 and 24 - are also hesitant to have the shot. Earlier this week, Nancy Pelosi attempted to blame Republican leaders for failing to encourage their constituents to get vaccinated, but failed to mention why her own party hadn't been pushing
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New Wave of COVID-19, and I Know Who
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New Wave of COVID-19, and I Know Who
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"We did not get the vaccine," she wrote on Facebook. "I read all kinds of things about the vaccine and it scared me. So I made the decision and prayed about it and got the impression that we would be ok." They were not.
Her husband, the father to their four children, was now hovering between life and death, tentacles of tubes spilling from his body.
Rep. McCarthy facing calls to resign
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after reportedly joking about hitting Pelosi
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Welcome to Unsolicited Advice, the weekly column in which I give salient advice to people who haven’t asked for it and don’t even know who I am.
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