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There's way too much negativity coming from "some" folks. On a positive note, while some of us may disagree, we all lived through a global pandemic and came out the other side. I wish all of you well.
Originally Posted by BillyCarpenter
Yes reading required it's up to YOU to follow the best Science and the Facts
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The real truth is that it is President Trump that you should be thanking for the vaccines. The only thing Biden has done is follow President Trump's plan.Thats the plan Mr Science
Glad you approve
See Masks work
From last to First in Vaccinations
Thanks to President Biden
Keep wearing your Masks
Wash your Hands
Social Distance
For a few more months
It is if you get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Please try to keep up with current events.
Wrong again. If you can be infected with a virus, then you can transmit it to others.
So you get the vax.
And you can still infect others.
Sounds like a waste of money and time.
Fuck the mask and fuck the vax.
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IF possibly infect children can get in person schooling WHY in heavens name can't American children get In School educations? WE NEED to stop appeasing these criminals! S3end them back to where they came from and have them do it the right way!
Major School District to Begin In-Person Teaching for Illegal Immigrant Children While Local Kids Are Still Stuck at Home
The San Diego Unified School District’s in-person education program for children who have illegally crossed the border has spurred an angry response from those who wonder why in-person education cannot be provided for American children.
The district on Monday announced that it was seeking teachers for about 1,450 illegal immigrant girls ages 14-17 who will be temporarily housed at the San Diego Convention Center.
The illegal immigrants are expected to be at the center through July.
“All children in California, regardless of immigration status, have a constitutional right to education. We also have a moral obligation to ensure a bright future for our children,” Superintendent of Schools Paul Gothold said in a San Diego County Office of Education news release.
The noble words grated on the ears of those who wish the district’s children could have been first on the list for in-person education.
Students have been limited to online-only learning all year, and even when schools partially reopen on April 12, they will use a hybrid model that includes some in-person classes but more online education.
“We have 130,000 kids who haven’t been allowed in a classroom for over a year in the San Diego United School District. It’s great that there’s in-person learning for those unaccompanied minors from Central America, but I wish every child in San Diego Country was allowed the same opportunity for in-person teaching,” San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond said Monday on Twitter.
Reopen California Schools
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Wait a minute... So you’re saying it is ok for San Diego teachers to teach in person... just not to San Diego children?
Supervisor Jim Desmond
@jim_desmond
The San Diego County Board of Education will be sending teachers for in-person learning for the migrant children at the convention center. It's great there's in-person learning for them, I wish every child in San Diego County was allowed the same opportunity.
“The system is broken when San Diego teachers are teaching migrant children in person, but the 100k students of taxpaying families at San Diego Unified School District are stuck learning in Zoom school,” parent Emily Diaz told Fox News.
“We agree that every child deserves an in-person education, but why are taxpaying students put last? If this is a humanitarian issue then who is rescuing San Diego Unified students, because our leaders have failed them,” Diaz said.
“What is happening right now is immoral,” she added.
A district spokeswoman told Fox News that the program “will include English language development and social-emotional learning opportunities. The teachers who are participating in the program are doing so voluntarily, and the program is following a COVID-19 screening protocol based on guidelines from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.”
Republican Rep. Darrell Issa of California also noted that illegal immigrants who just arrived are being given in-person learning sooner than San Diego children.
“For more than a year, parents and students in San Diego County have waited for educators to answer one question: When will our schools reopen with in-person instruction only? And for a year, they’ve been told to wait,” Issa told Fox News.
“The decision to provide in-person instruction to illegal migrants is outrageous, and parents have every right to be angry,” he said.
Diaz said she was begging California Gov. Gavin Newsom to allow children to return to in-person learning five days a week.
“Fourteen percent of our district are students with disabilities and 23 percent are English Language Learners. San Diego Unified took in millions of dollars in relief funding to bring them back at the beginning of the school year but only 6000 are in-person today and we have no idea how that money was used,” she said.
Americans more satisfied with Covid vaccine rollout under Biden, including Republicans
Americans’ willingness to take the vaccine has also increased since December
Graig Graziosi
Satisfaction with the Covid-19 vaccination process has tripled among US adults since January under Joe Biden's administration, and has spiked even among Republicans.
According to a Pew Research poll, 49 per cent of Republicans expressed satisfaction with the Covid-19 vaccination process in January. In March, that number rose to 66 per cent.
Satisfaction with the process has rose sharply for all US adults between January and March, with only 33 per cent of adults stating they were satisfied with the process in January. In March, that number increased to 68 per cent.
The sharpest spike appears to be influenced at least in part by partisan politics.
In January, only 22 per cent of adults who identified as Democrats expressed satisfaction with the vaccine rollout. That number doubled in February, with 44 per cent of Democrats saying they were satisfied with the process, and continued to rise into March, with 73 per cent saying they were satisfied
[QUOTE=slimslob;1722481]Wrong again. If you can be infected with a virus, then you can transmit it to others.[/QUOTE
Guess You better tell Billy Boy Mr Science
But nice try
I just got my 2nd Moderna shot Monday. The slight side effects, identical to the first shot, were soreness at the injection site, a little nausea and a little fatigue. Tuesday I felt like normal, with one exception: I felt like a load of worry disappeared, worry that I did not even know I had been carrying around. (insert thumbs up icon)
NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING
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