* Our Ex President made sure he and his family got vaccinated, not for SHOW, but because he experienced 1st hand what covid can do to you, then he got booed when he brought up the topic. It would seem some folk would rather choose death, we are at war with this virus but some folks are taking it pretty lightly. I think of those folks who were pretty vocal about “ don’t take it” and some of them who have died from it have left behind wives, husbands and children.

* Now l read that in Ohio where hospitalizations are through the roof, folks are attacking the nurses & doctors- telling them to inject ivermectin & other experimental drugs into loved ones who refused to take covid serious. What the heck has happened to society?

* l guess Death it is!

Our numbers in NM are climbing everday.

After Trump suggested getting vaccinated, many of his most radical supporters turned on him. Makes no sense for them to look at the logic of Trump's remarks, not when many of his pitifully stupid followers* want to spin it into whatever reason they can think of not to get vaccinated.

As of today, there is still no "go to" relief to keep many people infected by the coronavirus off ventilators so the only solution is to create vaccines that at best will prevent being infected or at the very least make the illness far less severe.

The origin of smallpox goes back thousands of years, but extensive research into vaccines didn't start until the late 18th century. And it took almost another 200 years before smallpox was fully eradicated. Probably many skeptics in the 1790s when cowpox was used in the vaccine. However, without the social outlets we have today, not many people could hear the skeptics.

*Pitifully stupid followers
Not just an evolutionary term derived from people making pitifully stupid remarks, but what many of the people in Trump's inner circle called them. And Trump did say "I love the poorly educated".

Being pitifully stupid with political debates is one thing, but we're talking about a virus that killed over 800,000 Americans. In 2016 Hillary Clinton said ""half of Trump supporters fit into a basket of deplorables" and many of that "half" are proving her remarks as fact by telling people not to get vaccinated.