Maggie Saunders

[Maggie Saunders @Magnetha_]

@lilMisChrysalis I was about to say the same thing 😂

[Leah Greenberg says NO KINGS ❌👑 @Leahgreenb]

just a reminder that the Supreme Court made everyone involved in hearing the vaccine mandate case take a PCR test in advance, guaranteeing a level of protection that is wildly out of reach for nearly every worker affected by this decision

[John Pavlovitz Official @johnpavlovitz]

The Supreme Court doesn’t believe Government can dictate what happens to your body.*

*Women in Texas not included.

[Jeff @_JeffSchmeff]

One thing I didn’t expect out of 2022 was for Elmo to immediately take over the Internet

[Maggie Saunders @Magnetha_]

A great read if you need some hope right now.

[Katelyn Jetelina @dr_kkjetelina]

There is good news. And a lot of it.

One of public health’s biggest challenges is that when it works… it’s largely invisible. So, this is what we aren’t seeing right now.

My latest newsletter post:

https://t.co/zmiRsErVOE

[Dr Ellie Murray, ScD @EpiEllie]

Everyone keeps talking about covid becoming endemic, but as I listen to the conversation, it’s becoming more & more clear to me that very few of you know what “endemic” means.

So here’s a thread on how pandemics end.

[Kate Aronoff @KateAronoff]

Vaccinating the entire world would be nice but where are we gonna find $7 billion

[Ben Vandelay @BenJavert1]

Has any narrator ever conveyed the tone and manner of a story as well as Gonzo in the Muppet Christmas Carol?

[dani 🌙 @yupdanix]

Y’all screamed at customer service workers to quit if they don’t like their wages. Now y’all pissed it takes 45 minutes to get your food made in a restaurant and Starbucks closing at 7pm 😂😂😂

[Salmonella Fitzgerald @lilMisChrysalis]

Remember when that study modeling COVID spread came out in March 2020 and was like “we may be looking at 1.1 million deaths” and everyone said it was being sensational and now we’re over 800,000 deaths and omicron is trying to make America 2020 again? 🥲

[Don’t Boo…Revolt! @BreeNewsome]

I mean, it’s been said constantly, but the refusal to prioritize public health over corporate profits is what doomed the pandemic response. Keeping everyone healthy was never a priority over getting low wage workers back to work.

[Joshua Burrage @JoshuaBurrage3]

But the children LOVE the books

[Aubrey Hirsch @aubreyhirsch]

Are the people making this argument living in a different timeline than I am?