Coronavirus Mask vs No Mask

By: Michael Fortune
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  • Coronavirus masks vs no masks. What does this mean. There are those in government who should lead the way a were seen my a worldwide audience not wearing masks in places such as hospitals where they are required. Recently Vice President Pence was seen in a hospital with no mask on while others had them on. What example does this set or was he following President Trump's lead by not wearing one, who also stated it was a sign of weakness since they both can get tested on a regular basis. Which brings up another issue, is testing only available to the privilege.
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Episodes
  • Deaths And Injuries Due To Masks

    Deaths And Injuries Due To Masks
    Oct 9 2021
    To fight the pandemic, the simplest tool is a mask, that could have saved countless lives during the early stages of covid-19. Because of the polarization of it, we now have people who have been injured or killed due to mask policies put in place to help reduce the spread of Covid-19
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    12 mins
  • Milestone Covid Deaths In US

    Milestone Covid Deaths In US
    Oct 5 2021
    Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses the grim milestone of 700,000 Covid-19 deaths in the United States
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    13 mins
  • Anti-Maskers

    Anti-Maskers
    Sep 5 2021
    Experts say wearing face masks is imperative when trying to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But as the coronavirus pandemic wears on, many are experiencing fatigue with masks and social distancing rules. But nowhere is the discussion around mask-wearing as polarized as in the United States.
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    16 mins

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