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gab13by13

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28. Then why were they given a huge supply

Reply to Tickle (Reply #22)

Tue Jan 11, 2022, 10:34 AM

Jan 2022

of monoclonal antibody?

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Florida shipped scarce antibody drug to private clinic. [View all] mia Jan 2022 OP

DeSatan strikes again. nt Phoenix61 Jan 2022 #1

Refuses to explain Covid drug distribution plan mia Jan 2022 #3

It's the same BS plan he used when they rolled Phoenix61 Jan 2022 #4

He's just racking up those... 2naSalit Jan 2022 #2

+1 nt Phoenix61 Jan 2022 #5

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We should never... 2naSalit Jan 2022 #33

We keep telling you. Especially in Florida, Republicans find ways to divert public resources Baitball Blogger Jan 2022 #6

They do that in every state, not just Florida. Republicans are the biggest white collar BComplex Jan 2022 #31

Call Miami Vice. Oh that was TV, not the way Repuke reality works. Death Sentence strikes again. Evolve Dammit Jan 2022 #7

Icare mobile Tickle Jan 2022 #8

Yeah but, will they discriminate who gets the treatment? gab13by13 Jan 2022 #10

First come Tickle Jan 2022 #19

If you have cash gab13by13 Jan 2022 #25

This is why GQPers hate single payer health care, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #9

Icare mobile says first come first serve Tickle Jan 2022 #20

I thought the monoclonal antibody had to be given in a hospital? gab13by13 Jan 2022 #26

Who funds this private company? gab13by13 Jan 2022 #11

"Its services often weren't covered by insurance, paid for instead with cash or credit card." mia Jan 2022 #16

One doctor, lol gab13by13 Jan 2022 #18

They've partnered with regeneron Tickle Jan 2022 #21

It costs $3,000 for the monoclonal antibody treatment gab13by13 Jan 2022 #27

Was that the clinic where DeSatan was being treated? nt Trueblue Texan Jan 2022 #12

It sounds like it is an outpatient clinic. gab13by13 Jan 2022 #14

It's a mobile operation Tickle Jan 2022 #22

Then why were they given a huge supply gab13by13 Jan 2022 #28

How would I know Tickle Jan 2022 #30

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Good thought but, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #15

I see "that stuff" and ever since last June much of media has been pushing that Biden is in .... Botany Jan 2022 #17

And they sat on over a million test kits as well Mr. Ected Jan 2022 #23

Rick Scott must be proud of the new guy. Midnight Writer Jan 2022 #29

GOPcare in action. highplainsdem Jan 2022 #32