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Paula Chandler's avatar

Here’s some add ons:

They screamed “my body my choice” after Roe was struck down but haven’t said boo about the vaccine mandates.

Ginsberg warned that Roe wouldn’t hold up. Any moves prior by Dems to come up with plan B? Nope

Back to vaccine mandates. Natural immunity, ignored. No proper long term safety studies for the vaccine for pregnant women, vaxx away!! If you want to keep your job. Or eat in a restaurant and on…

NYC’s double standard mandating school children to get vaccinated to play in school sports but allowing an non vaccinated pro athlete to play. Masking only the toddlers until the bitter end.

Early Covid Treatment was censored and denigrated in the press and by our health authorities. Doctor’s licenses revoked.

The Great Barrington Declaration buried and the presenters besmirched.

I could go on and on here.

Bottom line, I can’t wait to go vote Republican for the first time in my life. I’m in NY. Zeldin is my choice as he has stated he will remove all Covid vax mandates and not allow them for our children. That’s my hill.

Jennifer, you might be interested in attending the Brownstone Institute’s big Conference/Gala dinner on December 3 in Miami. Dr. Ladapo will be speaking at the dinner.

I’m going. Cannot wait!

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Celia M Paddock's avatar

Welcome to the rational center, Jennifer!

I grew up in a union Democrat home. But my parents voted for Reagan (so did I, the second time). And by the time I was an adult, I was perturbed enough about what I saw as the Democratic party's embrace of and promotion of vice (an impression only strengthened by Democrats' reaction to Bill Clinton's behavior) that I considered myself a moderate Republican for years.

But then came the pointless invasion of Iraq, and I realized that the Republicans did not represent me either. My actual registration has bounced around, depending on the candidate I wanted to support in the primaries: Ron Paul in 2012, Bernie Sanders in 2016 (yes, I feel betrayed), and Tulsi Gabbard in 2020.

I have lost friends for daring to think for myself. My Republican friends may shake their heads over some of my opinions, but my friends and relatives who are Democrats have actively jettisoned me. That tells me a lot about where the parties stand.

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