dmark526 wrote:
Washington trooper who defied state vaccine mandate and told gov to ‘kiss my a–‘ dies from COVID-19.

A Washington State Patrol officer who defied a statewide vaccine mandate and signed off for the last time by telling Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee to “kiss my a–” is dead from COVID-19.

Former Trooper Robert LaMay, 51, who served 22 years with the State Patrol and retired last October, died on Friday.

https://nypost.com/2022/01/29/washingt ... -my-a-dies-from-covid-19/

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drifterx wrote:
In other news: Not getting vaccinated will still make you more likely to get COVID.

And if you allow illegal immigrants in which 20% are ill, most likely covid with the variant type, you are spreading the disease into the country.

They're also poor, hungry and tired seeking a new life in this immigrant country. Are you not Christian or have not been reading your Bible lately? Blessed are they because Jesus said so.

Jesus also said to give to Cesar what is Cesar and to God what is God. Obeying immigration laws is Cesar's job.

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drifterx wrote:
In other news: Not getting vaccinated will still make you more likely to get COVID.

And if you allow illegal immigrants in which 20% are ill, most likely covid with the variant type, you are spreading the disease into the country.

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What does Trump has to do with flu deaths? If you have a compromised immune system such as cancer or AIDs, you will have more problems fighting off the flu. It is still the elderly, or people over 80 that is dying from covid, those who die younger has other problems. 270 children, the last time I checked, died from covid and they had childhood cancer. You cannot live your life scared of everything. Healthy people will survive. I had the Hong Kong flu in the late 1960s, it was horrible but I was healthy and a weak later I was out of bed. I never went to the doctor or hospital. But millions of people died from the Hong Kong flu world wide.

Was my expiration date extended?

The following documents, if expiring between Mar 1 and May 31, have been extended to September 30.

If expiring between June 1 and August 31, they have been extended to December 31.

?All standard driver licenses (including permits)
?Standard non-driver IDs
?Vehicle registrations
?Inspections
?Temporary tags

What about CDL Extensions?

Expiration dates on commercial driver licenses (CDLs), commercial learner?s permits, and HAZMAT endorsements have been extended a second time, to September 30, 2020. This means expirations that were previously extended to June 30 have been extended for another three months. The extensions do not apply to documents that expired before March 1.The extension also includes the Medical Certifications of CDL holders, as long as the medical certificates were for 90 days or more and expired after March 1.The extensions mirror those issued recently by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which oversees CDLs, and the federal Transportation Security Administration, which oversees Hazardous Materials endorsements (HAZMAT).