Guest Post by Alex Berenson
Many of you have asked for this as a way to talk to friends or family, and with another (another!) jab push coming, it’s time
A reader wrote yesterday:
I have a question, or maybe a request. Have you written, or could you write, a concise essay on why Americans should be cautious about getting vaccinated and/or getting boosted today?
Our daughter is a 21 year old nursing student who had to get vaxxed in order to begin nursing school and then boosted later on to continue school.
We are concerned that when she graduates and gets a job this summer, the hospital will require another booster (plus potentially more boosters down the road). She has not paid close attention to the vaccine debate and when I attempt to articulate why a young healthy person should be cautious (reluctant….or maybe adamantly opposed) about more boosters, I am unable to make the case concisely and cite evidence.
But I’ve heard you do just that on the radio.
So I’m wondering if you have something written the makes the basic case…
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