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Matt Gaetz defends allowing “son” Nestor to hit the beach for Spring Break
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Covid-19.Florida, Republican congressman Matt Gaetz, 38, who last year wore a gas mask during a House debate as a comment on Covid paranoia, appeared on Fox News last night to tell Sean Hannity that he’d allowed his freshman son, Nestor, to go to Panama Beach, FL, during spring break.“My son is a college freshman.
He had no real graduation, no prom, and I struggled with whether or not to allow him to enjoy spring break at Panama City beach.
I allowed him to have an abbreviated one.” — Matt Gaetz on Nestor pic.twitter.com/djrlUKjfCB— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 23, 2021“My son is a college freshman,” Gaetz said. “He had no real graduation, no prom, and I struggled with whether or not to allow him to enjoy spring break at Panama City beach..
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HIV Discoverer Luc Montagnier Dead at 89
The New York Times reports.His discovery was important but not without controversy. The deadly disease that had first surfaced in 1981 and was eventually given the name of AIDS, for acquired immune deficiency syndrome, was devastating gay and bisexual men, along with certain other populations, but its cause remained mysterious for some time.Some scientists, however, suspected it was caused by a retrovirus, “a kind of germ that slips into the host cell’s DNA and takes control, in a reversal of the way viruses typically work; hence the name retro,” the Times notes.Montagnier, an expert on retroviruses, and his team at the Pasteur Institute did research in 1983 on a lymph node that had been removed from a person with AIDS.
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