Ha, what a load of horseshit.
Just making sure I'm clear on this...
The FDA approved the J&J vaccine in late Feb (after Trump was out of office), the Biden admin made a goal to get 100M vaccinated in 100 days (then doubled it to 200M), and then came out today and said that the J&J vaccine issue won't impact that goal.
But this is all orchestrated because he wants to curb vaccination rates to keep the pandemic going? Wouldn't it have been a lot easier to stop the FDA approval in the first place or sandbag the vaccination rollout rather than pushing a goal that most people thought was impossible when it was first mentioned?
I'm confused. Is Biden an old dementia patient or is he playing 4D chess to turn this country into a socialist hellscape? It can't be both.
Oh good god. ANYBODY with any sense, included me said one million vaccines per day was absurdly low.
And no, they had already approved the others under trump. He couldn't stop JNJ.
If you don't think the messaging isn't intentional to drag this out, you're crazy.
And newsflash. JOe isn't doing anything.
And yes, we will get 200 million shots given. That's only a little over 100 million people. That was always going to be easy.
Going from 40 or 50% of adults to 65 or 70% was always going to be the challenge due to hesitancy, not lack of supply. I"ve said that over and over.
Mark my words, in three week when we have a huge oversupply of vaccine the discussion will be about hesitancy, not supply and they will be bashing white people (conservatives) for being hesitant. I'd bet $100 that by the end of next week we are told that the treatment for the blood clots killed the lady, not the blood clots. They know whats going on, they now know how to treat it. No reason to pause. None.
Before this move I think it was fair to challenge people on their hesitancy. It wasn't rational. It wasn't based on science. NOw the organization we trust to handle these situations has ignored science and erroneously validated hesitancy by "pausing" this for a few days. An awful decision.