Tag: Vaccine Hesitancy

Vaccine Hesitancy Makes Back to School More Complicated

September 13, 2024

by John Klar

The vaccine wars unleashed by the COVID-19 pandemic have not been limited to disputes about science, such as vaccine efficacy or safety. Uncharted constitutional waters shape differing views of individual liberties in state and federal courts as clashes over vaccine mandates, especially for young schoolchildren, are taking center stage. Parents of public school kids are … Read more

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It Is Un-Vaccinated ‘Immigrants’ Not Vaccine-Hesitant Americans

May 12, 2024

by John Klar

Urban pandemonium and rampant crime are transforming many American cities into seemingly third-world metropolises. Aggravating this roiling mayhem is a flagrant open-border policy that is flooding US cities with undocumented foreigners in street camps and homeless shelters.

PBS Reports on Abysmal COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Uptake Without Calling it ‘Vaccine Hesitancy’

November 28, 2023November 28, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

COVID-19 Booster uptake has been weak. By mid-October, it had barely scratched 2%, and six weeks later – despite all the advertising, cajoling – advertising, and (begging?), it has stalled at 7%. Over 90% of Americans are taking a hard pass.

The Rise of the Vaccine Hesitant? – 98% of American’s Have Not Received the Latest COVID “Booster”

October 14, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

A quick shout out to all the “Vaccine Deniers™” in the house we call ‘Merica. You should be proud of yourselves. In a nation with over 300 million people, not counting the tens of millions of unvaccinated illegals, DHHS says only 2% have lined up for the latest COVID booster.

More Democrats Than Republicans Adopted COVID Vaccine Hesitancy Once “The Truth” Came Out

July 11, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

Some researchers wanted to take a look at how what effect, if any, the growing mountain of misinformation (facts) about the COVID vaccines had on uptake, be it first dose, second, boosters, or the bivalent; what they found pissed them off.

On the Topic of Vaccine Hesitancy – I Don’t Need a Jab for Typhoid Either …

June 4, 2023February 9, 2022

by Steve MacDonald

When fear and intimidation are not enough, apply snarky labels to people to make everyone uncomfortable. You can go in heavy with terms like COVID denier or Anti-Vaxxer or lean into something less derogatory like vaccine-hesitant.

Letters the Laconia Daily Sun Won’t Print?

October 13, 2021

by Op-Ed

Rick Notkin hit the nail on the head with his review of Newspeak delivered by the neo-Marxists. Limited to 500 words (where it was printed in a local ‘news’paper) he probably couldn’t squeeze in the contradictory term; social distancing. Of course, there is nothing social about separating people from one another.