So remember when the White House said that they were going to respect people's opinions on the vaccine.

Yeah, that disappeared.

Then they said we're going to start going door to door knocking on people's doors telling them they need to get the vaccine.

We're going to send people door to door who are not medical experts to try to fear monger you into getting the vaccine.

Then there was the other part of that problem and that was this.

The part where they then have a list, right?

A list.

They have an actual list of who has and has not been vaccinated, which is a violation of your privacy and your medical records.

Of course, then they'll say, well, hold on a second.

It's not really that we have a list, but we just know areas where people haven't gotten the vaccine.

Scratch your head on that one if you believe it. I'm going to probably say you don't believe that at all.

Now they're attacking governors.

Governors.

Why? Because now they say if a governor is against door knockers going door to door to door to door knocking on your door trying to get you to put that jab in your arm.

Then you've got a real problem.

What is that problem?

You're trying to kill people now.

White House press secretary is now accusing the South Carolina governor and his criticism of door to door vaccine tactics.

She says from the White House podium, it is literally killing people.

I mean, first say that the failure to provide accurate public health information, including the efficacy of vaccines and the accessibility of them to people across the country, including South Carolina is literally killing people.

So maybe they should consider that.

But I would say that what this is and what is it is not.

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