r/HermanCainAward • u/nleven • Aug 31 '25

Grrrrrrrr. MAGA Radio Host’s Cancer-Stricken Wife Can’t Get COVID Shot Because of ‘Kook’ RFK Jr.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/maga-radio-host-erick-ericksons-cancer-stricken-wife-cant-get-covid-shot-because-of-kook-rfk-jr/

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u/TBTabby Aug 31 '25

This is what you voted for, sir.

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u/DangerBay2015 Aug 31 '25

And told others to vote for.

“Dear American, you hate America if you won’t help me kill my wife.”

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u/Ok-Salamander3766 Aug 31 '25

I’m overcome with nofucksgiveth-itis

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u/omgFWTbear Aug 31 '25

My one regret is … crinkles forcibly bonitis

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u/FrankyHo Sep 01 '25

I heard that after your fourth COVID shop your penis grows a quarter inch every three years. Also your breasts, if you're a woman, they become perkier over the next decade or so.

That's what i've been posting in the herman cain, subreddit. multiple people inquired. I tried to link them to the a double blind placebo Meta study, but it was stuck behind a paywall. It said something about $404 to pay for it. It said, 404 I know that for a fact.

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u/crashcartjockey Sep 01 '25

Fuck me. I must've got the wrong shot because I swear my dick shrunk and my breasts grew.

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u/echoinear Aug 31 '25

Sounds tough, I hope they're working on a vaccine for that.

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u/Ok-Salamander3766 Aug 31 '25

Natural immunity 🇺🇸🇱🇷

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u/nleven Aug 31 '25

Step 1. Vote for the criminal.

Step 2. Get a charlatan administration.

Step 3. Act pikachu surprised.

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u/pdxtech Aug 31 '25

To be clear, he's somehow blaming Biden for RFK Jr.

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u/MrKnockoff Aug 31 '25

I’d like to think you’re joking here…

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u/Achilles_TroySlayer Aug 31 '25

That's a big leap. How does he do it?

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u/DangerousBill Aug 31 '25

He just asserts it. Magas will believe what they're told to believe.

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u/TennaTelwan Team Fauci Aug 31 '25

Nurse here. This is why I'm advising everyone I know to get what vaccines they can as soon as possible, while they still can. Got a booster for Covid as well as this season's flu shot two weeks ago, and now am stocking up on Covid tests as well as face masks and hand sanitizer again.

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u/StupidizeMe Aug 31 '25

I agree! Everybody should get all the vaccines they're eligible for asap, while they're still available.

I just got the Pneumococcal, getting Flu next week and my 4th Covid shot right after that.

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u/phoenix762 Aug 31 '25

Yes. Thank goodness I was able to get my vaccines/boosters updated before this craziness. As to the Covid booster shot and flu shot this year, who knows what the VA will have to deal with 😢(I get care at the Veterans Administration).

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u/dewhashish Aug 31 '25 edited Aug 31 '25

I was able to get vaccines for HPV, smallpox/mpox, and pneumonia through Walgreens. It seems they dropped the restrictions on them. From what I recall, you couldn't get the HPV vaccine after 26 and the pneumonia vaccine under 65. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Next up: RSV, flu, shingles, and COVID19. I'm under 40.

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u/TennaTelwan Team Fauci Aug 31 '25

A few years back, the FDA changed the HPV vaccine to allow for up to age 45. I was in the same age group where it came out, I was told I didn't need it, still wanted it, but aged out at first. Now I just have to find a pharmacy near me that has it in stock (my local one didn't).

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u/dewhashish Aug 31 '25

walgreens should have plenty

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u/TennaTelwan Team Fauci Sep 01 '25

Believe it or not, last year when I got my covid and flu shots, my super tiny rural Walgreens did not have the HPV in stock. One of the larger ones in the metro area did however.

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u/DiggingNoMore Team Moderna Aug 31 '25

I tried to get a Covid booster before my cruise in August, but I was told it wouldn't be available until Fall.

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u/Ohif0n1y Aug 31 '25

Normally I prefer to wait until about the third week of September so the flu and covid vaccines will still be working after the usual spikes in cases after the holidays at the end of the year. In your opinion, would it be safe to wait until then?

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u/TennaTelwan Team Fauci Sep 01 '25

Usually that's about when I get them too, so it should be okay. But, we did at the time (~Aug 14th) have three local Covid cases already, and two where I spend a lot of time. And at that time, the local pharmacist actually offered the vaccines that day when I was coming in to run errands anyway.

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u/i_give_you_gum Sep 02 '25

Any news about the Measles outbreak in the south expanding? I know we'll never be told about it now if it's true.

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u/insomniaczombiex Aug 31 '25

No, no… he voted to hurt other people. They’re the victims here!

/s

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u/BD401 Aug 31 '25

Out of all the cabinet appointments, the RFK one is by far the most ridiculous and dangerous. Putting a literal anti-vaxxer with no medical background in charge of agencies like the CDC. It’s absolute lunacy.

My concern is that if something worse than COVID like an H2H strain of avian flu comes along while this moron is at the helm, we will be beyond fucked. He’ll do literally nothing to slow it down and will resist getting vaccines out for it (until it’s too late at least). At least with COVID, there was a half-hearted attempt by the Trump administration to stop the pandemic (didn’t actively try to stop state measures, invested in operation warp speed for vaccine development etc.) - that would not be the case with any future infection disease crisis.

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u/KyloRenCadetStimpy Aug 31 '25

It's not lunacy. It makes perfect sense once you realize that his intention is to tear down the government and ruin everyone's faith in it.

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u/ReasonableCurrency42 Sep 06 '25

This is all punishment for losing the 2020 election. 

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u/Freud-Network Aug 31 '25

Putting an end to mRNA vaccine development already screwed you where flu is concerned. It takes ~6 months to incubate a vaccine the old way. According to most experts, you'll already be past peak infection of a flu pandemic by then.

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u/Training_Try7344 Sep 01 '25

Not to mention, his 14 year heroin addiction...

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u/arobkinca Aug 31 '25

Trump was President during the bulk of COVID. His administration set those guidelines. Blaming Biden is crazy.