The Republicans didn't want vaccines and face masks, and they argued that parental rights were sacrosanct then.
Steve Cohen: “The Republicans didn't want vaccines and face masks, and they argued that parental rights were sacrosanct then.”
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Cohen critiques Republican stances on parental rights during the pandemic compared to current issues.
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