Do you still worry about COVID-19 two years into the pandemic?

Asked by ABC 17 News

499 Votes

Do you still worry about COVID-19 two years into the pandemic?

39%

Yes Yes

61%

No No

39%

Yes

Health experts caution that the pandemic isn't over and cases are on the rise in Europe.

Health experts caution that the pandemic isn't over and cases are on the rise in Europe. Show Less

2 Comments

Susie Hunt

We still don't know the full effects on the brain and other organs down the road many years from now for a small portion of the population. So, I hope not to get it and still practice prevention for the most part.

Max

The most dangerous side affect has been TDS complications. There have been serious TDS problems before Covid, but Covid fear mongers', have seen their coping skills diminish immensely. It will take a long time for that to correct itself.

Music One

Anyone who isn't concerned about getting it has not done research on it. You can get it and still die from it even if you are fully vaccinated. They are always coming up with new variants and they don't tell us half of what they find.

Max

If Fauce would be honest, he could help us a lot. He is familiar with the virus, because he and the Wuhan labs created it. Fauce is currently very despondent, because his illegal bio-labs in the Ukraine were discovered and destroyed. I just hope they found all of them.

61%

No

Cases remain at low levels throughout most of the United States, including Central Missouri.

Cases remain at low levels throughout most of the United States, including Central Missouri. Show Less

5 Comments

Jamie McAtee

It’s an endemic now. Let’s all move on!

Debra Riffle

Therapeutics are available to treat Covid. Vaccines are available. Deaths and hospitalizations are way down. Those are the two numbers to focus on.

Benjamin Montgomery

What me worry?

Benjamin Montgomery

I am vaccinated and boosted. Then I got Covid. So there. I think it was bad for the vulnerable, not so bad for folks in good health.

Zaos Gonzolez

No, I never worried about it. All the government does is lie. Look at the current state of the country. If the government says it, do the opposite, everytime. Unless it’s buying the same stocks as Nancy Pelosi.

Adam

Unless Trump says it of course, right? Then it's gospel. Sigh

Adam

Oops...my bad. Zane was referring TO Trump. My fault.

Latterdaysaint

It’s the flu

Should the ethics report on Rep. Matt Gaetz be made public?

Asked by ABC 17 News

258 Votes

Should the ethics report on Rep. Matt Gaetz be made public?

80%

Yes Yes

20%

No No

80%

Yes

3 Comments

Max DeYoung

The Ethics report was a failed frame job, and it proves his innocence.

Max DeYoung

It also exposes a lot of dishonest Representatives. Most of the House wants to keep this secret.

Robert Walter

His behavior and character matters.

Zaos Gonzolez

The report should go where Hilary's emails are.

20%

No

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Is Dr. Oz a good pick to oversee Medicare and Medicaid?

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299 Votes

Is Dr. Oz a good pick to oversee Medicare and Medicaid?

33%

Yes Yes

67%

No No

33%

Yes

1 Comments

Max DeYoung

Despite what Biden said, Dr. Oz is no threat to Medicare or Medicaid.

67%

No

2 Comments

Deepraj K.

They want to gut Medicare and hollow it out. The middle class millennials are already strained with having to take care of elderly parents. Add this to their growing list of problems. This administration is going to run the country into the ground.

James Samons

Why the hell would this ever be a good pick?

Max DeYoung

Because, he is not a liberal. He does not have an agenda.

ABC 17 News

Do you still worry about COVID-19 two years into the pandemic?

39% Yes Yes

61% No No

39% Yes

61% No

Should the ethics report on Rep. Matt Gaetz be made public?

80% Yes Yes

20% No No

80% Yes

20% No

Is Dr. Oz a good pick to oversee Medicare and Medicaid?

33% Yes Yes

67% No No

33% Yes

67% No

39%

Yes Yes

61%

No No

39%

Yes

61%

No

80%

Yes Yes

20%

No No

80%

Yes

20%

No

33%

Yes Yes

67%

No No

33%

Yes

67%

No