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Washington Post op-ed argues individual Americans will *never* be fully vaccinated

James Hamblin, “a journalist and physician specializing in public health and general preventive medicine” and lecturer at Yale School of Public Health” has a new op-ed out in the Washington Post where he argues that individual Americans will “never” be fully vaccinated:

Well, at least they’re saying the quiet part out loud:

Hamblin argues that the term “fully vaccinated” “better describes the goal across a population”:

And everyone else has to get their shots:

This is NOT a “good piece” as we have the Biden administration imposing mandates without any concern over what actually constitutes “fully vaccinated”:

And on and on and on it goes:

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