greene and boebert were treating the insurrectionists like they were pseudo-celebrity. tell us what you saw? did it match what marjorie taylor greene has been saying? absolutely not. let s be clear about what they felt like was problematic treatment. they had a lot of things specifically centered around vaccination requirements. oftentimes we would hear boebert interject over migrate taylor greene. asking about, where they required to be vaccinated? did you decide you did not want to treat them because they weren t vaccinated? are you forcing them to be vaccinated? why are you testing people for covid? all of these very crazy questions. obviously, we have real doctors in here. they are treating any and everyone. and obviously, covid, it spreads. so it s absolutely making sense that they are giving covid tests during the intake process. but what was interesting, with some of the things offered. anyone who has had a loved one
Among the changes announced by the California Department of Public Health will be the end of the statewide mask mandate in healthcare and other indoor high-risk settings including correctional facilities and homeless shelters beginning April 3.
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deaths from covid a year. 125,000. yeah. and katty just mentioned many of the vaccination rates, dr. emanuel, you wrote on that in a new piece in the new york times that analyzing the falling rates for children in the united states. you say it s not just because of covid. you write in part this, the decline is rooted in long-standing policies among some states that allow, for instance, for nonmedical exemptions, failures to rigorously enforce vaccination requirements and inadequate public health campaigns. here s how the decline can be reversed. states should eliminate nonmedical exemptions. states should also end extensions granted to school children to complete routine vaccinations and undertake vigorous community outreach and communication. children aged 14 and older, should be allowed to obtain without parental permission all missed childhood polio, measles