INFRASTRUCTURE minister Nichola Mallon said her staff have been left feeling "intimidated" and "frightened" after Covid-19 deniers targeted her office.
moment that he did it. he had a certain level of credibility. he had a certain level of authority that he was willing to hand off to this u.s. senator who was vying to be the next president of the united states and again, as he said because he is the person who has the judgment to lead this country in a very crucial moment. it was an incredible important moment. i think president obama said it in his remembrance today that general powell helped make him president obama. indeed. that has not been lost today. indeed. it might have been the most important endorsement president obama got by somebody who himself could have been president of the united states. wes moore, thank you for sharing this sad but important day for us. sadly, because nothing is sacred, powell s death is weaponized by covid deniers. he died of complications related to covid-19. powell was immune compromised because of a rare form of blood
booed and heckled for telling republicans to think about getting the vaccine. even donald trump can t tell them to get the vaccines. it s good. take the vaccines. but you got no. that s okay. that s all right why you got your freedoms. but i happen to take the vaccine. covid deniers are now overwhelming hospitals. here s how montana nurse christie baxter describes the situation. it s exhausting. i ve had days where i thought that i don t know if i can get up and con to do this job. i believe passionately in what we do. i juan to make a difference for patients but i never thought i would be there but i ve had days that i thought i don t know that i can continue to do this. joining us now is nurse christie baxter, the director of critical care at billings clink
getting booed and heckled, just for telling republicans that they should think about getting the coronavirus vaccine. even donald trump himself, cannot tell them to get the vaccine. i recommend, take the vaccines, i did it, it s good, take the vaccines. it s okay, it s all right, you got your freedoms, but i happened to take the vaccine. covid deniers and vaccine opponents, are now overwhelming hospitals. here s how a montana nurse, christy baxter, describe s the situation. it s exhausting. i have had days where i thought that i don t know if i can get up and continue to do this. jobs and i ve been a nurse for 30 years. i believe passionately and what we do, i want to make a difference for patients, but i never thought i would be there, i ve had days where i thought, i don t know if i can continue to do this. joining us now is nurse
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