Oklahoma U.S. Rep Kevin Hern: “Bidens Press Sec said last week: “COVID isn’t over. We’ve been very clear about that.” No. The…”

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Oklahoma U.S. Rep Kevin Hern: “Bidens Press Sec said last week: “COVID isn’t over. We’ve been very clear about that.” No. The…”
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Feb 1, 2023
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Kevin Hern tweeted the following:

“Bidens Press Sec said last week:

“COVID isn’t over. We’ve been very clear about that.”

No. The pandemic is over.

And the Democrats massive abuse of power should be over. Their unconstitutional vax mandates should be over. Their political games should be over.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Kevin Hern:

“The American taxpayers have made it clear: If they have to balance their checkbooks, our government must do the same. We are DONE being governed in a state of CRISIS!”
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“Im proud to have mine on display in my office – love it! @CoryMillsFL twitter.com/nytimes/status“
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“You can keep your $7,500 tax credit on your $100,000 luxury electric car.
Americans cant afford that expensive car because of YOUR inflation.
Give Americans ENERGY INDEPENDENCE NOW! Thats what we really want. twitter.com/POTUS/status/1“
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