"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?
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Thanks Republicans this is your fault
Here are the daily cases since the day I started the tracking. 500k daily new cases.
Thatll probably change by the middle or end of this coming week..Here are the daily cases since the day I started the tracking. 500k daily new cases.
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People are stupid this what happen will you get a bunch of stupid people together I bet some of these people going to learn their lesson the hard way. Some of these people was probably saying “I don’t want to be locked down” well this is your choice deal with it.
And this doesn't factor on New Years Eve infections/exposures and most likely doesn't include those from Christmas eve and day
People are going to say this again stay away from large group of CAC’s
Where's Bugs w/ the saw...
And the punk ass governor is still missing in action
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Mike DeFraud is a fucking bitch....
Republicans are the reason this pandemic continues to rage out of control in the US.
Every tactic that Biden has tried to use to stop this virus they have deliberately fought him on or have done something to keep the spread going (ie forbid mask mandates, fight vaccine mandates in court, pay ppl who refuse the vaccine)
This is completely on the Republicans
Yup whatever they was planning came back to bite them in the ass
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Took my Patna to the ER yesterday around 6ish.
We checked our Oxygen levels his was hovering around 91
mines was 98
he’s still there, will be for another day or so
that pneumonia on top of the Rona, got him struggling with coughing
i been trying to tell him, his breathing likely wont be the same
We checked our Oxygen levels his was hovering around 91
mines was 98
he’s still there, will be for another day or so
that pneumonia on top of the Rona, got him struggling with coughing
i been trying to tell him, his breathing likely wont be the same
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