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Zakaria: Some Republicans Are Pushing People to Get Vaccinated. It May Be Too Late.
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July 23, 2021

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Fareed Zakaria says that some Republican politicians and conservative media figures are finally urging people to get vaccinated despite largely contributing to the anti-vaccination sentiment that has grown in America. But they may be too late.

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