In addition, for 2 years they have known of those displaced by Dorian, and never thought to change the law to facilitate them in any way.

Even if just to make it easier to change constituencies.

I cannot recall this being mentioned in the HOA. Was ut?

Asthma also, which is quite common in the population.

They need to identify risk factors for different age groups and reccommend vaccines and boosters for them.

What they will soon start to give is 3rd doses, not boosters.

Slowly, but steadily, doctors are risking ostracism and damage to their careers, to reject the politicization(?) Of public health policies. The nurses started earlier.

The obesity risk starts at 30 bmi. But, in the Bahamas, that us called "solid", "big boned". Funny thing, skeletons are never fat, are they?

I was informed that a business I patronize will require vaccination or that the customers pay for a covid test on site.

I am actively looking for another provider, and the receptionist in fact gave me a phone number for another place of business.

The employees there said they have to pay for testing weekly even tho they know it to be against the law.

This is a small place. It might hurt them in the pocket.

Why should the vaccinated get a pass on tests?

Even symptomatic, they don't have to test?

That's ok. The election gonna teach them.

I heard political commentator on a talk show state that the Bahamian electorate has demonstrated high tolerance for contract bonanzas.

So, why not?

But actually, they need to exhume all known skulls of Columbus, as I think he dead from Covid.

Why are they debating.
Current law says the employer must pay and cannot require present employees to get vaccinated.

They trued this at Duke University.
92% staff and 98% student fully vaccinated.

They had 350 cases last week and now must wear mask. Lol.

Let's crowdfund his ticket to North Korea.

Because it is illegal. Otherwise they would take ballots to the cemetery.

The right to go to supervalue or Florida is not inalienable, as Dr. Eneas once joked.

The right to vote is a serious constitutional matter.