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He's probably the best President of all Presidents in the history of Presidents! At least until the day after I receive my Biden Bucks, and then... meh? What has he done for me lately? Gotta keep these elitist Washington politicians on their toes. No slacking!

Congratulations to President Biden on passing the stimulus bill.

Have you considered trying decaf?

Hearing ugly rumors of postponement... I think someone was having a bit of fun...

That is weird, and not pleasant news for me at the moment. I've heard of people who've been without smell for several months. Hope your wife gets hers back soon. We'll race!

No trouble with appetite. The weirdest thing is that I have craving for some foods, but when I make them I can't taste them, or I can barely taste them.

And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street for sale on eBay.

No one knows because the vaccines are too new. There's concern that you can still transmit it, which is why we're seeing so many notices to continue wearing masks after you've been vaccinated.

Cuomo denies the allegations, but just because he denies them, why should we believe him? Seems the evidence does not point in his favor.

Well... it is. DeSantis' donors got the vaccine before others.

I don't think this kind of political quid pro quo is amusing.

Like Cuomo, DeSantis (and his spokespeople) deny the allegations. Go figure. Facts are facts, and zip codes that donated BIG money to DeSantis jumped ahead in line. Kinda hard to argue that, no matter who else got the vaccine, too. Looks like DeSantis is trying to cover his tracks. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

And who determines how vaccines are distributed? I'll give you a hint: his name rhymes with Ron DeSantis. The Herald researched this story quite thoroughly. LINK

Sure. And Cuomo set the record straight, too. Fact is, DeSantis assured his donors got the vaccine first. Florida Keys enclave, home to political donors, received COVID-19 vaccine as rest of state struggled Nearly every elderly resident of an upscale community in the Florida Keys was vaccinated against COVID-19 by mid-January, as the rest of the state struggled to obtain vaccines, the Miami Herald reports. A community newsletter obtained by the Herald showed that the majority of the people aged 65 and over living in the Ocean Reef Club community