The Babylon Bee beat you to it...
Putin Receives Nobel Prize In Medicine
For Ending COVID Pandemic
Posted on 03/09/2022 11:51:47 AM PST by nickcarraway
As coronavirus cases improve across the Bay Area and United States, local health officials are loosening safety guidelines.
The latest number of confirmed cases in the U.S. can be found at the CDC's 2019 Novel Coronavirus in the U.S. page. (The CDC updates the webpage on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.)
Mayor London Breed announced that San Francisco's policy of requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for indoor settings likes bars, restaurants, and gyms will be lifted Friday.
Businesses can decide to be more restrictive than local health guidelines and can continue to require proof of vaccination or a negative test from their staff and clients.
Masks can also still be required.
(Excerpt) Read more at ksbw.com ...
elections are on the horizon
They are on my scum bucket list and will never get near the place.
You know it’s over when San Franfreako gives up.
After the elections the left will double down.
Are any businesses left standing?
Ain’t Putin great?!!!!
and hair salons....
They should put up Putin’s statue next to City Hall to honor him for ending Covid.
;-)
Whatta bout the SF Poop Mandate?
Thankfully, sh*tting on the sidewalk has been okie-dokie throughout the “pandemic”.
Considering the high volume of human feces, perhaps an E.coli vaccine could be developed.
The Babylon Bee beat you to it...
Putin Receives Nobel Prize In Medicine
For Ending COVID Pandemic
Those in San Fran-feces should get vaccinated against hepatitis...
All those suckers had poison injected into the for no reason.
Follow the (Political) Science!
“will be lifted Friday.” Why not Thursday? Oh, I see. Foolish leaders don’t care about science and facts.
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