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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If "turn" is being determined according to radical ideology and politics, it follows that the people being told they come last will not have faith in the process. To the PP who wondered why Columbia Heights isn't on the list: it's because Brianne Nadeau is not interested in supporting her own constituents. Ever. She's here to change the world, not to speak for the people she's supposed to be accountable to.[/quote] Saying that those who have had the most deaths. and those who have received the fewest vaccines Should have priority access to the vaccine (not exclusive access, mind you, but priority) seems like a step in the direction of equity to me. But, you know what, it sounds like it will be a matter of weeks before our whole city can be vaccinated if they choose to be. Our biggest challenge is going to be convincing people across the city to take it.[/quote]
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