by Brian C. Joondeph
American Thinker
The world is approaching the two-year anniversary of COVID, a life-changing event for many of us. The virus caused death, disability, and permanent illness for some, closed businesses, interrupted education, and upended lives in myriad ways.
Much of what the medical establishment told us turned out to be wrong. Getting vaccinated was once the pathway to ending the coronavirus pandemic. Last April, President Joe Biden promised the country:
Getting together with friends, going to the park for a picnic without needing to mask up, we’re back to that place now as long as you get vaccinated. So go get the shot.
We did. Now America, and much of the first world is vaccinated. In the U.S., among the 12-and-up population, 80 percent have had at least one vaccine dose. And still COVID cases are rising, in the U.S. and abroad.