publicly advocated for vaccinations. but, back in anchorage, while this has been unfolding very publicly, at these very raucous, very threatening meetings, at the language assembly. in the hospitals of anchorage, it s coming home. health care workers and hank rich hospitals have been detailing threats, and even assaults that they re encountering, literally just for just doing their jobs as doctors and nurses. i got assaulted when i swab somebody for covid who was literally on the verge of dying from covid. she didn t believe she had it, and she struck me and another nurse after we swapped her. i think tensions are just high in general, you asked somebody to put their mask on in the emergency department, they are sitting next to a cancer patient with no immune system, and we can t tell them that. we can share that information. but we re trying to protect our vulnerable patients, and you know we get caught stat and