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So its been nearly two days since my second pfizer shot. I had a slight fever the night of that went away by morning. The real kicker was that the entire next day I felt I had rana marathon in my sleep. Took the day off work and slept 75% of the day. Today I woke up and felt fine.
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Much of it is caused by Trump lovers, such as Mike Lindell, who still refuses to accept that Trump lost. Sidney Powell in her defense from a Dominion lawsuit said no reasonable person would believe her accusations of fraud against Dominion were credible. Yet, she wrote a best selling book entitled, ""LICENSED TO LIE: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice."
On the other hand, Biden is considering being less divisive by possibly finishing the gaps still left in Trump's border fence.
On the other hand, Biden is considering being less divisive by possibly finishing the gaps still left in Trump's border fence.
I didn't see any need for anxiety, since I got a flu shot before. From it, I hardly felt the jab and afterwards had nothing more than a somewhat sore arm. It was the same way with the Pfizer shot, though upper arm was a little more sore.
I had been on the fence about getting a vaccine, due to the rantings by Alex Jones, elderly health nut Gary Null and other paranoid nuts against covid vaccines. But then it occurred to me that apparently the canaries in the coal mine were apparently still alive and well, meaning the first human subjects who volunteered to test the vaccines starting from a year ago. I hopefully predict the anti- covid vaccine fanatics will be proven foolishly wrong by this fall.
I had been on the fence about getting a vaccine, due to the rantings by Alex Jones, elderly health nut Gary Null and other paranoid nuts against covid vaccines. But then it occurred to me that apparently the canaries in the coal mine were apparently still alive and well, meaning the first human subjects who volunteered to test the vaccines starting from a year ago. I hopefully predict the anti- covid vaccine fanatics will be proven foolishly wrong by this fall.
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Those of us who are front-line health care workers and didn't have enough PPE really appreciate your desire for absolute honestly that would have caused hoarding to jeopardize our lives while we try to save others. Maybe the military should do the same total honesty policy even if it puts soldiers at risk? Those generals know full well when they are going to launch an attack while still telling us that they have no plan for an attack. I want a military official to tell me the truth, not what they think I need to hear.
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IMO, there's a big difference between a public health official addressing the general public during a deadly global pandemic and the military releasing classified information that puts soldiers at risk. I'm not arguing that PPE shouldn't have been preserved for frontline workers like you, but misleading the public was the wrong way to do it.
If you're okay with public health officials misleading the public, you've also got to be okay with the public refusing to follow their recommendations out of mistrust.
If you're okay with public health officials misleading the public, you've also got to be okay with the public refusing to follow their recommendations out of mistrust.
Loons. Especially that bipartisan Senate Committee.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort passed internal Trump campaign information to a Russian intelligence officer during the 2016 election, a new bipartisan Senate report concludes.
The findings draw a direct line between the president's former campaign chairman and Russian intelligence during the 2016 campaign.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort passed internal Trump campaign information to a Russian intelligence officer during the 2016 election, a new bipartisan Senate report concludes.
The findings draw a direct line between the president's former campaign chairman and Russian intelligence during the 2016 campaign.
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When I was in for no. 2 yesterday (Moderna) an elderly lady had a picture of her first shot and there was a lot of bruising. Mine hurt-I don't know if it was said here or somewhere else but it felt like a tetanus shot, so nothing at all like her experience.
2nd one I'd say I feel it a little bit more than the first one 21ish hours later but so far that's my only symptom. I was expecting to wake up this morning feeling like crap but if it wasn't for arm soreness I wouldn't know that I had a vaccination yesterday.
2nd one I'd say I feel it a little bit more than the first one 21ish hours later but so far that's my only symptom. I was expecting to wake up this morning feeling like crap but if it wasn't for arm soreness I wouldn't know that I had a vaccination yesterday.
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https://www.oklahoman.com/story/new...ate-covid-expire-april-mayor-holt/7139325002/
Mayor Holt says OKC mask mandate to expire at the end of the month because there aren't the votes to extend it. I would expect the same for Tulsa, but I haven't seen anything to that effect yet.
Mayor Holt says OKC mask mandate to expire at the end of the month because there aren't the votes to extend it. I would expect the same for Tulsa, but I haven't seen anything to that effect yet.
Are we seriously still peddling this?? I am not a Trump fan, but anyone still claiming Trump colluded with Russia to meddle in the election deserves ridicule.
The MSM was "Russia, Russia, Russia" non-stop. Maddow did over 70 straight nights with collusion conspiracy. And the worst that all the massive 2+ year investigation could find was that possibly Manafort may have passed campaign polling data to a former Russian colleague?
The MSM was "Russia, Russia, Russia" non-stop. Maddow did over 70 straight nights with collusion conspiracy. And the worst that all the massive 2+ year investigation could find was that possibly Manafort may have passed campaign polling data to a former Russian colleague?
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I realize we're hijacking the thread and I don't want to get into a long drawn-out tussle over this here. My major point is that these allegations weren't loony and they aren't the reason for divisiveness today, as much as BayArea would like us to believe. I've heard people compare this to QAnon, and they're not even in the same ballpark.
Here's more from the Senate Intelligence Committee headed by Marco Rubio (not Rachel Maddow or MSM):
Manafort, who was later convicted for financial fraud crimes, briefed Russian intelligence officer Konstantin Kilimnik on the campaign's polling data and how the Trump campaign sought to beat Hillary Clinton in the presidential election.
Manafort's connection with Kilimnik was a "grave counterintelligence threat," the report reads, adding that it found evidence the Russian intelligence officer may have been linked to the Russian government's efforts to hack and leak Democratic Party emails.
Here's more from the Senate Intelligence Committee headed by Marco Rubio (not Rachel Maddow or MSM):
Manafort, who was later convicted for financial fraud crimes, briefed Russian intelligence officer Konstantin Kilimnik on the campaign's polling data and how the Trump campaign sought to beat Hillary Clinton in the presidential election.
Manafort's connection with Kilimnik was a "grave counterintelligence threat," the report reads, adding that it found evidence the Russian intelligence officer may have been linked to the Russian government's efforts to hack and leak Democratic Party emails.