As you know, Dr. Anthony Fauci is the White House chief pandemic advisor. He appeared on the Sunday morning talk shows as part of the administration's renewed effort to achieve its goal of vaccinating 70 percent of the US population. But his appearance seemed to do more than that. It seemed to suggest a consensus. The people most likely to resist inoculations against the covid are Republicans. A new wave of infections from the Delta variant are being seen almost exclusively in those who are not...
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Mask mandates are making a comeback in America and most of us are very unhappy about it. We should be.
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