Thank you for a voice of reason. No where in any of my comments did I claim anything but the facts. Maybe I'm wrong but I thought asking whether this was a wild virus or vaccine derived polio virus was an important question to be asking.

If my other reply wasn't proof enough here's a report from the World Health Organization that deals with the finding of polio virus in the UK, Ireland and the US https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease-outbreak-news/item/2022-DON408

Poliovirus has been eradicated from most of the world due to mass vaccination efforts of the World Health Organization and Global Polio Eradication Initiative in the latter half of the 20th century. However, polio remains endemic in a few areas of the world with fewer than 200 cases reported annually over the past five years. While still rare, vaccine-derived polio is more common than wild (naturally occurring) poliovirus infection, with 682 cases reported in 2021 compared to six cases of wild polio in the same year.

Is this wild polio virus or vaccine derived polio virus? Also it was only one sample in February. It may very well have been a visitor to the county who has moved on.

Just another regressive tax scheme albeit voluntary

What legislation did he support?

So?

Lol how is this brigading? Is the post about the city? Is it untrue?

That pesky constitution

Don't worry if her numbers start lagging she'll throw money at the problem as fast as she can.