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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[LarryBnDC]

Mask Wars...

McCarthy is s fucking moron.

[josh]

Alabama doctor "having trouble finding good reason for people to not be vaccinated"

What say you, black folks?

It's good of you to pretend you care about Blacks, just as it is good of Ward to pretend he cares about children.

If you were serious about caring about vaccination rates, you would have chided Republicans even more - because the percentage of Blacks getting vaccinated is higher than it is for GOP members:
https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-race-ethnicity/
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The poll, conducted June 7-23 among 5,123 U.S. adults, found 64% of Republican respondents are Covid-19 “vaccine accepters” who have been or plan to get vaccinated—up from 45% in March—while 18% are hesitant about getting inoculated and 19% refuse the shot (down from 32% and 23% in March, respectively).

The most likely group to refuse the Covid-19 vaccine are Republicans who consume far-right television news (46%, up from 31% in March), while 8% of those viewers are hesitant about the shot (down from 37% in March) and 45% accept it (up from 32% in March).

But both groups need to do better.

So does ever other group.

But Kid, start with your own folks before attacking the others.

https://morningconsult.com/covid19-vaccine-dashboard/
Rates of Vaccine Opposition Have Ticked Down Among Black and Hispanic Adults, Remained Unchanged Among Republicans

That's as of a week ago.

[facilitatorn]

In addition to stealing a year and a half from every American life, destroying untold wealth and the environment, Red reports republicans have also stolen months or years of educational attainment from the nation’s students.

Today’s GOP is the love child of the tapeworm and the termite. Hopefully the GOP attack on education won’t leave many Americans so ignorant that they falsely believe there is some valid reason for the republican party to continue to exist. The deadly failsons of that fascist crime gang must be taken down and plowed under before they further infect every growing thing in this country.

[facilitatorn]

http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2021/7/29/22598211/medicaid-expansion-medical-debt-credit-ratings-study

[facilitatorn]

http://thebulwark.com/meet-the-corporations-who-went-back-on-their-word-not-to-support-the-sedition-caucus/

Spend wisely & keep marching.

[kidcarter8]

Rates of Vaccine Opposition Have Ticked Down Among Black and Hispanic Adults, Remained Unchanged Among Republicans


How would the government even HAVE the numbers re:  Republicans?

[facilitatorn]

http://www.dcreport.org/2021/07/29/one-dirty-creek-tells-the-story-of-450000-u-s-brownfields/

[kidcarter8]

And really, bro - dont believe everything you hear/read.  Carlson just last night easily rebutted the CDC DIRECTOR on her stated numbers.

Dems come up with the narrative, then find (or so they think) stats to fit.

[josh]

Rates of Vaccine Opposition Have Ticked Down Among Black and Hispanic Adults, Remained Unchanged Among Republicans


How would the government even HAVE the numbers re:  Republicans?

It would help you to read the linked article.

Not much, I suppose, but it would have answered that question.

More generally, the government can see the vax differences between counties that voted for Trump and those that voted for Biden, which is a very sharp gap that is increasing. But that is not the source of the headline I pasted.

[facilitatorn]

More data that will only confuse Kid and further unravel his fantasy world,

http://www.vox.com/22587443/covid-19-vaccine-refusal-hesitancy-variant-delta-cases-rate

[josh]

And really, bro - dont believe everything you hear/read.  Carlson just last night easily rebutted the CDC DIRECTOR on her stated numbers.

Dems come up with the narrative, then find (or so they think) stats to fit.

"Carlson rebutted" is a meaningless phrase which is pretty funny for you to claim at the same time that you are warning us "don't believe everything you hear/read."

The evidence of Carlson's lying has already been presented and well substantiated.

[REDSTATEWARD]

https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-race-ethnicity/

The poll, conducted June 7-23 among 5,123 U.S. adults, found 64% of Republican respondents are Covid-19 “vaccine accepters” who have been or plan to get vaccinated—up from 45% in March—while 18% are hesitant about getting inoculated and 19% refuse the shot (down from 32% and 23% in March, respectively).

The most likely group to refuse the Covid-19 vaccine are Republicans who consume far-right television news (46%, up from 31% in March), while 8% of those viewers are hesitant about the shot (down from 37% in March) and 45% accept it (up from 32% in March).

That statement is nowhere to be found in the KFF link you posted.
It came from a Forbes poll which you carefully distorted by omitting key facts.

The Republicans who are most likely to get vaccinated are those who reject the QAnon conspiracy theory and those who consume mainstream news, with 79% and 77% of those groups identifying as “vaccine accepters,” respectively.

By any definition, Forbes included, Fox News is mainstream.In fact it is the dominant mainstream news channel on Cable.
Forbes pointed out that its definition of “ far right” news organizations are QAnon and Newsmax who make up, together, a very small amount of news consumers.

[Hairy Lime]

https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-race-ethnicity/

The poll, conducted June 7-23 among 5,123 U.S. adults, found 64% of Republican respondents are Covid-19 “vaccine accepters” who have been or plan to get vaccinated—up from 45% in March—while 18% are hesitant about getting inoculated and 19% refuse the shot (down from 32% and 23% in March, respectively).

The most likely group to refuse the Covid-19 vaccine are Republicans who consume far-right television news (46%, up from 31% in March), while 8% of those viewers are hesitant about the shot (down from 37% in March) and 45% accept it (up from 32% in March).

That statement is nowhere to be found in the KFF link you posted.
It came from a Forbes poll which you carefully distorted by omitting key facts.

The Republicans who are most likely to get vaccinated are those who reject the QAnon conspiracy theory and those who consume mainstream news, with 79% and 77% of those groups identifying as “vaccine accepters,” respectively.

Well, yes, the widespread shift of the bulk of Republicans from a reasonable point of view to hard core post policy whack job conspiracy theorists is the bigger problem.

[Hairy Lime]

And really, bro - dont believe everything you hear/read.  Carlson just last night easily rebutted the CDC DIRECTOR on her stated numbers.

And really bro - don't believe everything you hear/read. Carlson attacking a straw man is not the same thing as a rebuttal.

[REDSTATEWARD]

https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-race-ethnicity/

The poll, conducted June 7-23 among 5,123 U.S. adults, found 64% of Republican respondents are Covid-19 “vaccine accepters” who have been or plan to get vaccinated—up from 45% in March—while 18% are hesitant about getting inoculated and 19% refuse the shot (down from 32% and 23% in March, respectively).

The most likely group to refuse the Covid-19 vaccine are Republicans who consume far-right television news (46%, up from 31% in March), while 8% of those viewers are hesitant about the shot (down from 37% in March) and 45% accept it (up from 32% in March).

That statement is nowhere to be found in the KFF link you posted.
It came from a Forbes poll which you carefully distorted by omitting key facts.

The Republicans who are most likely to get vaccinated are those who reject the QAnon conspiracy theory and those who consume mainstream news, with 79% and 77% of those groups identifying as “vaccine accepters,” respectively.

Well, yes, the widespread shift of the bulk of Republicans from a reasonable point of view to hard core post policy whack job conspiracy theorists is the bigger problem.

Based on what?