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Donald Trump:- Vaccine

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Background One has to give our 45th president, Donald Trump, tremendous and heart-felt credit for speaking out loudly, boldly, strongly, and clearly on the efficacy of Covid Vaccines.   Twitter Donald Trump: 'The Vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind' Profile Donald Trump: 'The Vaccine is one of the greatest achievements of mankind' … Continue reading Donald Trump:- Vaccine

The New Yorker:- A President Looks Back on His Toughest Fight

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Stories The story behind the Obama Administration’s most enduring—and most contested—legacy: reforming American health care. Link   Our first spring in the White House arrived early. As the weather warmed, the South Lawn became almost like a private park to explore. There were acres of lush grass ringed by massive, shady oaks and elms and … Continue reading The New Yorker:- A President Looks Back on His Toughest Fight