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The Daily Wire's Tim Meads comments on the debate caused by an editorial in The Atlantic. Professor Emily Oster's oped calls for what she calls "pandemic amnesty" - calling for Americans to set aside differences and angrer over disagreements related to COVID-era issues. Meads discusses his response to that in which he says agreement on what was/is true and accountability should be reached before bygones are allowed to by bygones.
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