Can we unban RJ so he can tell us again that we are all wrong and that Clapton is a good guy?
I missed this at some point, what did RJ get banned for?
Can we unban RJ so he can tell us again that we are all wrong and that Clapton is a good guy?
I missed this at some point, what did RJ get banned for?
You know, if you don’t admit people with Covid-19 then the Covid hospitalizations go way down. I’m starting to agree with Drumpf logic.
[h=1]Veteran dies of treatable illness as COVID fills hospital beds, leaving doctors "playing musical chairs"[/h]
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/covid-us-hospital-icu-bed-shortage-veteran-dies-treatable-illness/
Daniel Darling, an evangelical author and the spokesman for NRB (National Religious Broadcasters), spoke out this month about his decision to get the COVID-19 vaccine in an op-ed in USA Today and a segment on MSNBC.
As of Friday, his remarks cost him his job with the ministry.
Darling was fired from NRB this week when he refused to sign a statement saying his pro-vaccine messaging amounted to insubordination, a source told CT on his behalf.
Darling joined NRB as its senior vice president of communications in April 2020, after a six-year stint as the vice president for communications at the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC).
NRB, which calls itself the largest association of Christian communicators, has more than 1,100 members working in Christian radio, TV, and other media. Part of the group’s purpose, it says, is to advocate for the “free speech rights of our members.”
This summer, the spread of the delta variant has officials and community leaders once again urging vaccination. White evangelicals have become less hesitant toward the COVID-19 vaccine than they were in the spring, but in recent surveys, they still lag behind Americans overall.
Darling described how the vaccine has been shown to save lives and how he didn’t want to see anyone else die unnecessarily from the coronavirus. He lamented how a growing lack of trust in institutions played a factor in the current divides over the vaccine.
“There are not many things in the world today that are worthy of our trust, but I sincerely believe the COVID-19 vaccine is one of them,” Darling wrote in an August 1 op-ed in USA Today. “As a Christian and an American, I was proud to get it.”
He discussed the piece on Morning Joe, similarly telling host Joe Scarborough, “When we get a vaccine we not only protect ourselves, but we are also doing our part to keep from spreading the virus and hurting our neighbors.”
They just wanted to cut their taxes and keep government out of their racism and a few generations later, their nonsense is killing their own people.
What a bizarre position to stake out- don’t trust medical professionals.
Reagan is laughing at you dumbshits from hell.
Yep.
It’s fascinatingly farcical how they were led from “government…get off my back” to “the science is ridiculous” etc
What a bunch of maroons
Perhaps some of it is indoctrination that buying something with their own money is better than government buying it with tax dollars. I wonder if conservatives would get vaccinated if it was something they could buy for $50 and inject themselves.
Last week, 40 students and staff members had tested positive for Covid. The current spike surpasses the previous high of 141 cases last September when nearly 1,200 people connected with the campus were quarantined.
As the university began its fall semester this week, it lifted building capacity restrictions and distancing and masking requirements. It also does not require vaccination.
The university changed its protocol late Thursday to enact the campus-wide quarantine, move classes online and suspend large, indoor gatherings.