Comments by "Kim Davis" (@kimdavis5631) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  2. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Please reply, give me attention and defeat my argument.
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  3.  @michaelkrueger3033  Correct.
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  4. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Please reply, give me attention and defeat my argument.
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  5. Pandemic of the unvaccinated. Sad.
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  6. The American people — indeed, people around the globe — should be grateful that Tony has dug into this crisis with the same work-around-the-clock, just-the-facts-ma’am style that he has used while serving under and working with six U.S. presidents. He is as apolitical as anyone can be. I have no idea whether he is registered with any political party; I suspect though that he is rabidly independent. His only focus is getting the facts out, providing the best health care treatment and information possible, and saving lives.
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  7.  @debrashawcross170  Dr. Fauci sets a great example. For most of his life, a long run was simply built into Fauci’s insanely busy schedule as the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, a daily appointment as routine as breakfast and dinner. He didn’t have to remind himself to breathe in fresh air. He couldn’t wait. “Not only was it every day, but there was almost nothing that could stop us,” said Mike Goldrich, the NIAID’s former chief operating officer who also happened to be Fauci’s running buddy. “Ice. Snow. Rain. Heat. We were big fans of Gore-Tex.”
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  8.  @debrashawcross170  I hope it's not.
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  9. Like adults, children also can transmit the coronavirus to others if they’re infected, even when they have no symptoms. Getting the COVID-19 vaccine can protect the child and others, reducing the chance that they transmit the virus to others, including family members and friends who may be more susceptible to severe consequences of the infection.
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  10. This is turning to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Let's see the responses rain.
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  11. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Please reply, give me attention and defeat my argument.
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  12. It's clear now, this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  13. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  14.  @grifgrif624  The most influential man in American public health is a 79-year-old former marathoner who jogs and power walks as much as possible. ‘There was almost nothing that could stop us,’ his running partner says.
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  15.  @grifgrif624  For most of his life, a long run was simply built into Fauci’s insanely busy schedule as the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, a daily appointment as routine as breakfast and dinner. He didn’t have to remind himself to breathe in fresh air. He couldn’t wait. “Not only was it every day, but there was almost nothing that could stop us,” said Mike Goldrich, the NIAID’s former chief operating officer who also happened to be Fauci’s running buddy. “Ice. Snow. Rain. Heat. We were big fans of Gore-Tex.”
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  16.  RogerWilco99  You are missing it. Even at the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Fauci was fastidious about his noontime run. He powered through five miles at roughly eight minutes per mile, and he even stuck to the same route: left from Building 31 on the National Institutes of Health campus in Bethesda, Md., across Rockville Pike and into Rock Creek Park.
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  17.  @williamvonschenk2273  Like adults, children also can transmit the coronavirus to others if they’re infected, even when they have no symptoms. Getting the COVID-19 vaccine can protect the child and others, reducing the chance that they transmit the virus to others, including family members and friends who may be more susceptible to severe consequences of the infection.
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  18.  @williamvonschenk2273  This transmission also provides a chance for the virus to mutate further and create a new variant that might prove more infectious or resistant to the available vaccines and therapies. Fewer overall infections among the population means less chance of severe infection and death in the community and of dangerous coronavirus variants emerging.
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  19.  @williamvonschenk2273  For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.
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  20. This is turning out to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  21. Pandemic of the unvaccinated republicans.
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  22.  Jonny Son  Pandemic of the unvaccinated republicans.
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  23.  @daisy-wt9pd  Pandemic of the unvaccinated republicans.
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  24.  @Dikwili  Pandemic of the unvaccinated republicans.
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  25.  @Hawkcam1996  Pandemic of the unvaccinated republicans.
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  26. Pandemic of the unvaccinated. Sad.
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  27.  @jasonmoran5152  Yes!
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  28.  @Hawkcam1996  The unvaccinated are responsible for the pandemic.
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  29.  @Hawkcam1996  This is turning out to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated Trump supporter rebublicans.
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  30.  @Hawkcam1996  Got it. You are right.
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  31.  @Hawkcam1996  I agree with you that the unvaccinated are driving the pandemic. You are 100% correct.
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  32. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  33. This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Please reply, give me attention and defeat my argument.
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  34. This is turning out to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. is turning to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated.Let's see how many of you dare to reply 👇.
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  35. The unvaccinated are driving the pandemic. Please reply. This is pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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  36. This is turning out to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. The unvaccinated are driving the pandemic .Let's see how many of you dare to reply 👇. This is turning out to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Let's see how many of you dare to reply 👇. The unvaccinated are driving the pandemic . The unvaccinated are driving the pandemic . The unvaccinated are driving the pandemic .The unvaccinated are driving the pandemic .
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  37. This is clearly now a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
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