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Darby Shaw's avatar

I agree with everything you've written here, Igor. Trump certainly is not blameless. He was, at best, extremely naive in trusting Fauci and Friends. Through his enthusiastic support of the hastily developed and poorly tested mRNA vaccines, Trump also exposed himself as a charlatan for having previously expressed skepticism about the general safety of vaccines. In fact, Trump had promised in 2015 to establish a commission, if elected, to study the vaccine-autism connection. I voted for him expressly for that reason. He broke that promise. Had he followed through and supported the efforts of RFK, Jr., Trump would have learned the truth about the vaccine industry and very likely would have been able to avoid the entire Covid debacle. Trump's actions on the vaccine front are, in my opinion, disqualifying. I will have a hard time ever voting for him again.

However, the most horrible decisions surrounding the Covid-19 vaccines all took place after Nov. 4, 2020. It is the Biden Administration that ignored ALL the reports of death and injury, which began pouring into VAERS as soon as the first vaccine was administered. It is Biden's FDA and CDC that approved this deadly vaccine for children and teens, as well as endless boosters for everyone -- again, while ignoring the mountain of evidence piling up in all corners that showed the vaccines to be not just ineffective but extremely dangerous. It is Biden who pushed vaccine mandates throughout the nation, even after expressly stating that he would not do so.

So, to the Democrats I say this: Bring it on. Let's have this debate about who is most at fault for injecting deadly mRNA into hundreds of millions of people. At least in that process, the truth about these horrible products finally will be exposed for all to see.

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Becky's avatar

DeSantis and Ron Johnson are heroes.

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