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Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?
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324 Votes

Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?

Yes

3

No

1

Yes

Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday shortened the number of days it says people should isolate themselves after they have coronavirus to five days instead o... Show More
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday shortened the number of days it says people should isolate themselves after they have coronavirus to five days instead of 10 after symptoms go away. Show Less
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TRUMP 2024
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TRUMP 2024

Everything about coronavirus has been politicized, When Donald Trump was in office Joe Biden and Kamala Harris said they would not take it they didn't trust it now that they've got the gavel in their hand they want everybody to trust them kiss my ass

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Max
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Max

Dec. 24. 2021 -- The first confirmed death from the Omicron variant in the U.S. was a reinfection. Harris County health officials also said he faced a higher risk for severe complications because of underlying health conditions and being unvaccinated. Most new cases are the mild Omicron variant.

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No

Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?
Coronavirus can be spread by people who don't have symptoms. The CDC recommends wearing a mask even after isolation is over.
Coronavirus can be spread by people who don't have symptoms. The CDC recommends wearing a mask even after isolation is over. Show Less
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Debbie Berkowitz
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Debbie Berkowitz

Just do the right thing, every person, every time.

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Lisa Gore
Lisa Gore

The right thing is the freedom to choose tho. Constitutional rights are important.

Are you concerned that NIH grant cuts could hurt the University of Missouri?
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284 Votes

Are you concerned that NIH grant cuts could hurt the University of Missouri?

Concerned

1

Not concerned

3

Concerned

1 Comment
Matthew Schacht
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Matthew Schacht

If MU loses $70 million in funding, the difference will have to come from somewhere? Often times that means people losing jobs, jobs becoming consolidated, and tuition costs rising for students. As an adjunct instructor at MU I already see that school is expensive and I am underpaid.

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Not concerned

3 Comments
Max DeYoung
1
Max DeYoung

MU has plenty of DEI professors that they could let go.

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Eric Smith
1
Eric Smith

How about a comprehensive audit by an outside firm to see where every nickel is going.

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Is the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff success over?
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246 Votes

Is the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff success over?

Yes

2

No

0

Yes

2 Comments
Eric Smith
0
Eric Smith

It's all Trump's fault!

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Belinda Kitchen
0
Belinda Kitchen

Honestly mahomes and Kelce needs to retire to let the other ones get in to their spotlight.

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No

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