I think the lines are basically set in terms of ppl who feel strongly about the vax one way or the other, and the persuadables are still persuadable in the middle. So some in that middle will pick up the pace now, I assume. But I wish he'd make a coherent case, which exists.
Good case for adults getting vaxxed: things go back to normal.
Bad case for adults getting vaxxed: kids still can't get an education and adults should continue to fear for their lives.
Not sure how much it matters at this late point, but it's still so asinine.
Bad case for adults getting vaxxed: kids still can't get an education and adults should continue to fear for their lives.
Not sure how much it matters at this late point, but it's still so asinine.
And also we know schools should be back to normal but they're not because politics and unions. So why are we getting campaign speeches instead of any acknowledgement of the science? This is like Shawshank lifers afraid they can't make it on the outside.
And on the other side, Good argument against the mandate:
It's federal overreach written by unelecteds, and open-ended rule by state-of-emergency decree is a feature of many countries, none of them democracies.
Bad argument against it: the ppl with the vaccine are gestapo.
It's federal overreach written by unelecteds, and open-ended rule by state-of-emergency decree is a feature of many countries, none of them democracies.
Bad argument against it: the ppl with the vaccine are gestapo.
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