OriginalTweet: @VickieZisman @Monstercoyliar @100Dianne @FrankDElia7 @mimetic_ @mcfunny @barryjohnreid21 @HaircutSpock @JaneEOpie @HPVSideEffects @dad_liams @rainmc @BoastIra @GeoffSchuler @PaulVCooper1 @BeckyJohnson222 @chaoticsx2 @MacBaird13 @ChrisJohnsonMD @Gardeniagal4 @RCPrentice @StopVaxxedLies @CiteretV @MaggieC_95 @David_5705 @organicdot @KayVonPaul @ThatBackwoodsB @HupperichWerner @ianfmusgrave @KatLaRue7 @RisetteMD @carlsmythe @VileThePro @MonstaTofu @Kathmarval @Jojofool1 @jkellyca @PJMoore1958 @MikePeterson_TH @_mamadeb @krebiozen @Shared_facts @ilzheven @HatgiNeal @bob_hound @CobraElDiablo @Clues @DocEmRu No. Having concerns about COVID-19 vaccines at this early stage is normal, and not antivaccine, and these people need help.
  That’s different than actively promoting misinformation or bad arguments, as for example the GBD did.