Blacknarwhal
Let's Go Brandon!
Up shot, there's no mention of forcible measures like forbidding people from going anywhere or doing anything for those who don't get vaccinated.
Down shot, yet. We all know Biden is a liar. Note there's no thanks for Trump, who got the vaccines going in the first place. Which kind of puzzles me...Trump got the vaccines off the ground. But they're going to kill us? Does that mean Trump was trying to kill us all all along?
Fair use cited so on and so forth.
www.zerohedge.com
Biden Promises Vaccines For All Americans By End Of May, Return To Normal In A Year
by Tyler Durden
Tuesday, Mar 02, 2021 - 17:34
Joe Biden said the United States will have enough vaccine supply to vaccinate all American adults for coronavirus by the end of May, crediting a “stepped up process” under his administration because he had to differentiate his vaccine rollout process from that of his predecessor.
“We’re now on track to have enough vaccine supply for every adult in America by the end of May,” Biden said in remarks Tuesday afternoon at the White House. “When we came into office, the prior administration had contracted for not nearly enough vaccine to cover adults in America. We rectified that.”
Biden made the announcement while outlining the previously leaked "breakthrough collaboration" between Merck and Johnson & Johnson to produce the latter’s single-dose coronavirus vaccine - a partnership between rivals aimed at ramping up the pace of inoculations that will help provide enough supply for every adult in the U.S. by the end of May. Biden stressed that Tuesday’s developments marked a significant milestone in the fight against the virus, but he cautioned that more work needs to be done in order to distribute the vaccine and inoculate much of the U.S. population.
The new timeline is more condensed than Biden's previous prediction that the U.S. would have enough vaccines for all American adults, some 600 million doses, by the end of July.
Biden also said he hopes the U.S. would be back to normal “by this time next year” but said he’d been cautioned not to provide a specific date "because we don’t know for sure."
“My hope is by this time next year we are going to be back to normal or before that,” Biden said.
He underscored his administration’s efforts to boost the number of vaccinators and locations where Americans can receive doses. “That is progress, important progress,” Biden said. “But it’s not enough to have the vaccine supply.”
It could take much longer for the country to vaccinate the adult population, given the logistical hurdles of distributing and administering vaccines. Americans in states and cities, including Washington, D.C., have encountered challenges in signing up for appointments online. The Biden administration is also trying to address vaccine hesitancy by communicating that the vaccines are safe and effective in order to ensure that as much of the population as possible gets vaccinated.
Biden urged Americans to remain vigilant by continuing to wash their hands, keep their distance from others and wear masks. Ironically, his remarks came as governors in Texas and Mississippi lifted mask mandates and other restrictions, allowing businesses to fully reopen. Biden did not mention those states on Tuesday but emphasized his call for Americans to wear masks for the first 100 days of his presidency.
“Things may get worse again as new variants spread and as we face setbacks like recent winter storms in the Midwest and South. But our administration will never take this public health threat lightly,” Biden said. “Now is not the time to let our guard down. People’s lives are at stake.”
Down shot, yet. We all know Biden is a liar. Note there's no thanks for Trump, who got the vaccines going in the first place. Which kind of puzzles me...Trump got the vaccines off the ground. But they're going to kill us? Does that mean Trump was trying to kill us all all along?
Fair use cited so on and so forth.
Zerohedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com
Biden Promises Vaccines For All Americans By End Of May, Return To Normal In A Year
by Tyler Durden
Tuesday, Mar 02, 2021 - 17:34
Joe Biden said the United States will have enough vaccine supply to vaccinate all American adults for coronavirus by the end of May, crediting a “stepped up process” under his administration because he had to differentiate his vaccine rollout process from that of his predecessor.
“We’re now on track to have enough vaccine supply for every adult in America by the end of May,” Biden said in remarks Tuesday afternoon at the White House. “When we came into office, the prior administration had contracted for not nearly enough vaccine to cover adults in America. We rectified that.”
Biden made the announcement while outlining the previously leaked "breakthrough collaboration" between Merck and Johnson & Johnson to produce the latter’s single-dose coronavirus vaccine - a partnership between rivals aimed at ramping up the pace of inoculations that will help provide enough supply for every adult in the U.S. by the end of May. Biden stressed that Tuesday’s developments marked a significant milestone in the fight against the virus, but he cautioned that more work needs to be done in order to distribute the vaccine and inoculate much of the U.S. population.
The new timeline is more condensed than Biden's previous prediction that the U.S. would have enough vaccines for all American adults, some 600 million doses, by the end of July.
Biden also said he hopes the U.S. would be back to normal “by this time next year” but said he’d been cautioned not to provide a specific date "because we don’t know for sure."
“My hope is by this time next year we are going to be back to normal or before that,” Biden said.
He underscored his administration’s efforts to boost the number of vaccinators and locations where Americans can receive doses. “That is progress, important progress,” Biden said. “But it’s not enough to have the vaccine supply.”
It could take much longer for the country to vaccinate the adult population, given the logistical hurdles of distributing and administering vaccines. Americans in states and cities, including Washington, D.C., have encountered challenges in signing up for appointments online. The Biden administration is also trying to address vaccine hesitancy by communicating that the vaccines are safe and effective in order to ensure that as much of the population as possible gets vaccinated.
Biden urged Americans to remain vigilant by continuing to wash their hands, keep their distance from others and wear masks. Ironically, his remarks came as governors in Texas and Mississippi lifted mask mandates and other restrictions, allowing businesses to fully reopen. Biden did not mention those states on Tuesday but emphasized his call for Americans to wear masks for the first 100 days of his presidency.
“Things may get worse again as new variants spread and as we face setbacks like recent winter storms in the Midwest and South. But our administration will never take this public health threat lightly,” Biden said. “Now is not the time to let our guard down. People’s lives are at stake.”
