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VT Headlines: Vermont House passes bill on recommending vaccines

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  1. I say we take away the perks for doctors pushing the fully vaccinated protocols. If there is no insensitive to make an extra buck, but to have healthy patients, likely this ctap will stop. It’s not about what the state deals appropriate, it’s how much money we’ll lose by not pushing them. I don’t trust doctors anymore, it’s all about money. Healthy people don’t generate an income.

  2. I think making vaccines political is the most disgusting thing I have seen. The current people, including Bobby Kennedy in charge

    • Are doing everything right in my opinion. It is too bad that blue and red states disagree on Vaccines! Either they are good or they are not! I think some are and some aren’t. Just tell us which ones they are.

  3. COVID KILL SHOT and no one went to jail. Can you remember who was in office in Vermont during the COVID LOCKDOWN???????

  4. As with most writers and politicians suffering from TDS, Peter Welch also provides sweeping condemnations of President Trump and his administration without providing evidence to back up his vitriol. Pretty much if Welch, Sanders, and Balint are saying things, I don’t really believe them.