GT Communications’ Gemma Tognini says the “US is deeply troubled,” and not allowing unvaccinated tennis ace Novak Djokovic to play in the US Open is another reason why.
GT Communications’ Gemma Tognini says the “US is deeply troubled,” and not allowing unvaccinated tennis ace Novak Djokovic to play in the US Open is another reason why.“This is a political policy, it’s not a health policy.
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