Oklahoma U.S. Rep Kevin Hern: “The Democrats will not stop using COVID as their ultimate political football. Enough is enough….”

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Oklahoma U.S. Rep Kevin Hern: “The Democrats will not stop using COVID as their ultimate political football. Enough is enough….”
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Feb 5, 2023
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Kevin Hern tweeted the following:

“The Democrats will not stop using COVID as their ultimate political football.

Enough is enough.

The pandemic is over. Across the country, Americans are leading their pre-pandemic lives.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Kevin Hern:

“So far, we voted to FIRE 87k IRS Agents, form a committee to hold China accountable, de-weaponize Bidens government, protect our SPR, denounce socialism, declare COVID IS OVER, and more.
THIS is what a Republican majority looks like! What do you want to see next?”
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“If that balloon were over Oklahoma, we wouldn’t be waiting for Biden to do something about it…
” on Feb. 3
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“Even through Bidenflation. Even through the Democrats’ border crisis. Even through the destruction of American energy independence.
I am STILL extremely proud to be an American, and I know our country’s best days are ahead of us. Are you?news.gallup.com/poll/394202/re” on Feb. 3
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