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I had the Moderna and only thing I had on the 2nd shot. was a sore arm and a low grade temperature. I have been told by some medical professionals that those who had 0+ blood, in reasonably good shape and not many health issues do not have the issues that others have. I don't know if true or not but I was fine.

Anti-vaxxers have convinced people that they will die from the vaccination.

Wonder how much all the countries spend on their militaries.

I'll bet they don't have civilian KPs.

Speaking of small states being drowned out

Why even Republicans are calling this the ‘worst session ever’ for Idaho Legislature

https://account.idahostatesman.com/paywall/subscriber-only?resume=250452476   LMAO

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Georgia's GOP lieutenant governor says Rudy Giuliani's false voter fraud claims triggered voting restrictions

I'm a mask wearer.

No truer words were ever written.

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Interesting indeed!

“Under the new law, registration is harder: An ID rule requires absentee voters to provide the number of their driver’s license or an equivalent state-issued ID. Formerly, they could just sign their name on the application. Requesting a ballot is harder too: Georgians had six months to request an absentee ballot in 2020; with the new law, they have only about three months. And delivering a ballot is harder: The law slashes the number of drop boxes in several urban and suburban areas; metro Atlanta, for instance, had 94 in 2020 but will have only 23 going forward. (Conservatives argue that the law requires drop boxes for the first time, and Democratic counties in Georgia will likely have more drop boxes than they did in 2016. But Georgia Republicans are straightforwardly making it harder to vote absentee just months after Trump falsely accused these ballots of being the source of a voter-fraud fantasy.)

For in-person voters, the Georgia law isn’t as restrictive. Most important, it expands early-voting periods. But the law does little else to reduce Georgia’s infamous long queues, and it even has a strange provision that outlaws offering water to a voter within 25 feet of the line or 150 feet from the polling station. Altogether, the law makes absentee voting harder, funneling citizens toward in-person voting that, on Election Day, may be a bit more parched and a bit more painful.

The most ominous provision of the law affects the final step in the voting process: the official count. The new law removes the Georgia secretary of state as chair of the State Election Board and allows the GOP-controlled legislature to handpick his replacement. “This issue is potentially pernicious,” Richard Hasen, a law and political-science professor at UC Irvine, told me. “The reason you didn’t have a total meltdown in Georgia last year is because you had a heroic secretary of state and a group of election administrators behind him who were not willing to mess with the fair counting of the vote. If this law had passed, there would have been other decision makers who would have had power to mess with the vote.”
From the article in the Atlantic.

Sounds good to me. What's the time limit for registering in your state? 

Zuckerberg's drop boxes didn't exist in Georgia before the last election. 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/zuckerberg-tech-group-funding-election-infrastructure-prompts-litigation-concern-from-conservatives

Sad.



Sent from my tablet while not working.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

Good immune system I suspect.

I didn't have any reactions either, but I got the Phizer vaccination.

I have so many aches and pains I wouldn't notice any from the vaccine.

I'm not anti-vaccine I want everyone to get vaccinated.