The COVID narrative is changing — don't let Democrats get away with what they've done to our country

A year ago, anyone who suggested COVID restrictions were unreasonable policies that didn’t work was dismissed as an uncaring, selfish person who wanted to see people dead.

If you questioned the efficacy of masks, it was because you didn’t care whether vulnerable elderly citizens died. If you challenged school lockdowns, it was because you wanted teachers to get sick and suffer. If you questioned whether the COVID vaccines would actually eradicate the virus, it was because you were a radical anti-vaxxer.

Now, that narrative is shifting. Medical experts are openly admitting the cloth masks they pushed on the public don’t work. The emotional and mental toll that remote learning and forced isolation have taken on children is finally being acknowledged. And public health officials, who for so long demanded that we change our lifestyles to accommodate the pandemic, are revising their policies in recognition that there’s nothing we can do to stop it.