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Why are members of Congress and their staffers exempt from federal vaccine mandate imposed by the Biden administration?
Aint a salesman if no mo ey is exchanged tbqh
On the other hand leaky vaccine salespeople.... they making a killing off a faulty product....
Why are members of Congress and their staffers exempt from federal vaccine mandate imposed by the Biden administration?
Query it, D.
Query!!!
Don't know. They shouldn't be.
Now what?
rules are for little people, not for high and mighty rulers.
are you just now catching on to this?
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You seem to accept this reality and are.ready to just move on?rules are for little people, not for high and mighty rulers.
are you just now catching on to this?
Gee, the Dumper & Winester, agreeably eating sandwiches in the broad daylight.rules are for little people, not for high and mighty rulers.
are you just now catching on to this?
Btw Im pretty obliterated right now. Painful cough, body ache, head ache but no fever.
Ma girl getting tested right now. Well see how ty the J&J vaccine really is
What are you doing about it?
Discussing it on a daily basis is a good start
Done.Discussing it on a daily basis is a good start
Now what are you going to do?
Lets discuss
Why is that? I know the token response is they are rich leaders who do t need to follow rules. But going deeper why would some of them not want to be vaccinated?
I don't know. I suspect the vast majority are at this point.
What are you going to to about the rule besides idly discussing it?
...count coup offin' it to mother er Biden's side of the COVID Death Ledger.
Same thing you do about discussing anything here tbqh
Which is what? What specifically are you personally going to do about this rule and it's exceptions?Same thing we do about discussing anything here tbqh
What do u do after discussing a topic here???
Live my life. You're the one pretending you're going to do something about every single thing discussed here. I know that's not possible so I won't pretend like you do.
So nothing.
correlated to kidney damage, even in mild cases
Research continues to mount indicating that many people who’ve had COVID-19 go on to suffer a range of adverse conditions months after their initial infections. A deep dive into federal health data adds to those concerns, pointing to a significant decline in kidney function among those dubbed COVID-19 long-haulers — and even among those who had mild infections of the virus.
The data, plumbed by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the Veterans Affairs St. Louis Health Care System, show that those infected with SARS-CoV-2 are at an increased likelihood of developing kidney damage as well as chronic and end-stage kidney diseases.
The study is published online Sept. 1 in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology.
https://medicine.wustl.edu/news/covi...amage-disease/“Based on our research, we believe that 510,000 of those people who have had COVID-19 may have kidney injury or disease,” Al-Aly said.
Compared with patients who did not become infected, people who contracted the virus but did not need to be hospitalized for it had a 15% higher risk of suffering from a major adverse kidney event such as chronic kidney disease, a 30% higher risk of developing acute kidney injury, and a 215% (more than twofold) higher risk of acquiring end-stage kidney disease. The latter occurs when the kidneys can no longer effectively remove waste from the body. In such cases, dialysis or a kidney transplant is needed to keep patients alive.
The risk increased for patients hospitalized for COVID-19, and considerably so for those who were in the ICU for the virus: seven times the risk of experiencing a major adverse kidney event, eight times the risk of acute kidney injury and 13 times the risk of end-stage kidney disease.
“People who were hospitalized for COVID-19 or needed ICU care are at the highest risk,” Al-Aly said. “But the risk is not zero for those who had milder cases. In fact, it’s significant. And we need to remember that we don’t yet know the health implications for long-haulers in the coming years.”
So nothing.
Step up and say what you're going to do specifically about this rule.
Or fold.
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