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Texas is facing its worst measles outbreak in 30 years — a direct consequence of Republican misinformation. A Texas child was the first to die due to dangerous lies spread about vaccines. This was preventable. We can’t undo the damage, but we can stop it from getting worse.

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Wade Millervor 1 Jahr

There is no reason to believe that this is due to any “misinformation”. It’s a Mennonite community that has lived this way for probably a very long time. The new variable is likely tens of millions of unvaccinated people coming across our borders.

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Vance Ginnvor 1 Jahr

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Michaelvor 1 Jahr

A direct consequence of an uncontrolled border. Why be a liar? Were you born that way?

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RyanTheTaxsmithvor 1 Jahr

Ok, let’s get real here. Texas is facing its worst outbreak in 30 years.” - True. We have 146 cases. Anything greater than 3 is an outlier and gets classified as an outbreak. For reference, the outbreak 30 years ago had 3,501 cases. “A direct consequence of Republican misinformation” - That is completely made up. At best you can say the cases have been largely unvaccinated kids. Until Covid, pretty much all the anti-vaccines folks were liberals. In the last 5 years that has changed. Regardless, there are people across the spectrum who don’t believe in giving kids vaccines. Aside from that, you have no way to attribute anything from these cases to Republicans writ large. Also, the measles didn’t appear because of misinformation…where did it come from?? “A Texas child was the first to die due to dangerous lies spread about vaccines. This was preventable.” - It certainly appears that the Texas child who died had some other things going on as well. They absolutely did not die because of “dangerous lies”. They died from a disease, likely with comorbidities. Where did the disease come from?? We also don’t know that it was preventable. Lies are unbecoming in public discourse, but this type of talk should be disqualifying for public officials. Do a better job.

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Crazy Cat Ladyvor 1 Jahr

Pfft you dumb asses shouldn’t have allowed millions of illegals to cross the border freely for 4 years! GFY!

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Jettvor 1 Jahr

Here we go! Covid 2.0 Just stop. We will not comply.

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Debbie Andrle 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

I get so sick of you people lying.

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Receiptsvor 1 Jahr

A daily dose of lies.

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Laura Davisvor 1 Jahr

This is a reaction of someone who does not truly love freedom. It’s a reaction of fear not sense. John, do you even know anything about the child that passed? Why use them to attack the rights of parents?

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OG Dry Hydrantvor 1 Jahr

How many fentanyl deaths?

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