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    Time for Covidnomics

    Government has done what it can. Now we need to use the power of free markets to fight the pandemic.
    by David Frum Jul 30, 2021 3 minutes
    Source: Getty; The Atlantic

    First Canada overtook the United States in the vaccination race. Now the European Union has done so. Even poor European countries such as Greece, Lithuania, and Poland have surpassed vaccine-resistant U.S. states such as Ohio, Arkansas, and Missouri.

    is this happening? Facebook exists on the other side of the Atlantic as much as it does on ours. Europeans do not lack for far-right political parties swayed by Russian misinformation. They are not better educated: Most EU countries send of their young people to

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