Master list of Republicans forced to learn the virus isn't a Dem hoax

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Anonymous wrote:and now apparently Meat Loaf

While I enjoyed his music, I have no pity for covidiots

Cause of death not known. Many health scares over the years

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‘If I Die, I Die’: Meat Loaf Spurned COVID Rules Before Death
The singer said in a recent interview that he was getting tired of pandemic restrictions, complaining about “power-mad” flight attendants who make people wear masks.

"No cause of death was confirmed, but TMZ reported that Meat Loaf—whose real name was Michael Lee Aday—died after falling “seriously ill” with COVID-19 in recent weeks."

https://www.thedailybeast.com/meat-loaf-dies-at-74

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Anonymous wrote:‘If I Die, I Die’: Meat Loaf Spurned COVID Rules Before Death
The singer said in a recent interview that he was getting tired of pandemic restrictions, complaining about “power-mad” flight attendants who make people wear masks.

"No cause of death was confirmed, but TMZ reported that Meat Loaf—whose real name was Michael Lee Aday—died after falling “seriously ill” with COVID-19 in recent weeks."

https://www.thedailybeast.com/meat-loaf-dies-at-74

The party of "personal responsibility" doesn't actually believe in "personal responsibility".

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Anonymous wrote:and now apparently Meat Loaf

While I enjoyed his music, I have no pity for covidiots

Cause of death not known. Many health scares over the years

Yes, I would wait and see what the actual cause of death is. I seem to remember that he’s been in miserable health.

But then it could turn out to be that covid was the non-proximate cause of death by diabetes or something in the same way that someone’s esophageal cancer is the non-proximate cause of death in a death in which someone choked to death on their own fluids. Covid has been “super-charging” pre-existing conditions in people.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh dear. The Kentucky Congressman who posed with his whole family each holding semi automatic rifles has COVID for the second time. He's unvaccinated and unboosted. Karma, you know what to do:

I understand that successive covid cases usually get more severe. Good luck to him.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh dear. The Kentucky Congressman who posed with his whole family each holding semi automatic rifles has COVID for the second time. He's unvaccinated and unboosted. Karma, you know what to do:

I understand that successive covid cases usually get more severe. Good luck to him.

I'm sure he'll get the Omicron-specific monoclonal antibodies and the new Pfizer medication that are in short supply and are being rationed. Because for some unknowable reason those are OK to put into your body, but an almost 2-year-old vaccine isn't.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh dear. The Kentucky Congressman who posed with his whole family each holding semi automatic rifles has COVID for the second time. He's unvaccinated and unboosted. Karma, you know what to do:

I understand that successive covid cases usually get more severe. Good luck to him.

I'm sure he'll get the Omicron-specific monoclonal antibodies and the new Pfizer medication that are in short supply and are being rationed. Because for some unknowable reason those are OK to put into your body, but an almost 2-year-old vaccine isn't.

Maybe. But it sure looks like when covid decides it wants you, it gets you. If he ends up with severe covid, his chances of dying in the next year are something like 200% higher.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh dear. The Kentucky Congressman who posed with his whole family each holding semi automatic rifles has COVID for the second time. He's unvaccinated and unboosted. Karma, you know what to do:

I understand that successive covid cases usually get more severe. Good luck to him.

I'm sure he'll get the Omicron-specific monoclonal antibodies and the new Pfizer medication that are in short supply and are being rationed. Because for some unknowable reason those are OK to put into your body, but an almost 2-year-old vaccine isn't.

Maybe. But it sure looks like when covid decides it wants you, it gets you. If he ends up with severe covid, his chances of dying in the next year are something like 200% higher.

Did we ever get any answers as to whether Massie is appropriately licensed for that M60 machine gun?

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Someone pointed out that he did all manner of drugs back in they day, but of the vaccine he said, “I won’t do that.”

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Someone pointed out that he did all manner of drugs back in they day, but of the vaccine he said, “I won’t do that.”

Well, you gotta do what you can, and let Mother Nature do the rest.

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If Roger Stone is still alive to tweet about his Covid, he hasn’t yet experienced the “worst symptom.”

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Oh Sarah...

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Anonymous wrote:If Roger Stone is still alive to tweet about his Covid, he hasn’t yet experienced the “worst symptom.”

I think Herman Cain proved that we don’t know that for a fact, actually. How long after his death did someone keep tweeting from his account?