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Weirdest Congressman Sings Vaccine Song
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April 11, 2021
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5:19Now PlayingGOP Sen. John Kennedy encourages Americans to go get the COVID vaccine. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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"Senator John Kennedy is not afraid to put himself out there. He is well known in political media circles for his homespun folksiness and sometimes mean assessments of his political rivals, which can cause embarrassment for anyone nostalgic for a more civil political discourse.
But in this instance, Kennedy is using his powers to embarrass himself to good use, as he sang the ’70s theme song to Born Free solo to camera, presumably to gain attention for his pro-Covid vaccine message that follows.
After belting out a couple of stanzas of the seminal (and saccharine 70s) song, Senator Kennedy tells viewers “I can’t sing very well but I’m free. Be free. Be cool. Get the vaccine. I did. It works.”"
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