Maskhole?
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@Loki and while I disagree, I trust and respect his opinions on this.
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Why would they not reply? I seriously doubt that 100% of those that did not respond have received the vaccine.
Politicians seem like it is okay to make comments on things that are of much much less importance than this.
As responded above, it is about leadership.
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@taiwan_girl said in Maskhole?:
Why would they not reply? I seriously doubt that 100% of those that did not respond have received the vaccine.
Politicians seem like it is okay to make comments on things that are of much much less importance than this.
As responded above, it is about leadership.
I’m embarrassed that some Republicans did reply. I would absolutely lay good money on the line that there are Republicans that didn’t respond that have had vaccinations.
I would also go double or nothing that there are Democrats that responded yes to that survey that have not been vaccinated.
That poll is beyond useless.
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Funny how GOP senators all took the poll and apparently answered very differently from the House.
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Funny how GOP senators all took the poll and apparently answered very differently from the House.
What do you mean by “all”?
On the Republican side, 46 of 50 senators report being vaccinated, while two won't publicly announce their vaccine status and two others -- Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky -- are refusing to get vaccinated, arguing they already got the disease and therefore don't need it.
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Funny how GOP senators all took the poll and apparently answered very differently from the House.
What do you mean by “all”?
On the Republican side, 46 of 50 senators report being vaccinated, while two won't publicly announce their vaccine status and two others -- Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky -- are refusing to get vaccinated, arguing they already got the disease and therefore don't need it.
side, 46 of 50 senators report being vaccinated, while two won't publicly announce their vaccine status and two others -- Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky -- are refusing to get vaccinated, arguing they already got the disease and therefore don't need it.
So 90%...
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Funny how GOP senators all took the poll and apparently answered very differently from the House.
What do you mean by “all”?
On the Republican side, 46 of 50 senators report being vaccinated, while two won't publicly announce their vaccine status and two others -- Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky -- are refusing to get vaccinated, arguing they already got the disease and therefore don't need it.
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