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Biden declares there will be enough vaccines for 300 million Americans by end of July
Great Job President Biden
What about Canada, buddy?
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Biden declares there will be enough vaccines for 300 million Americans by end of July
Great Job President Biden
What about Canada, buddy?
What about Canada Buddy?
What about Canada Buddy?
We're making progress, little buddy. You and Joe Biden agree with America First.
Perhaps if we have some left over vaccine we can ship it to Canada. On second thought, Joe needs to ship any left overs to Africa or one of the poorer countries.
Biden says Trump 'did not do his job' on coronavirus vaccination program, urges patience
By Alexandra Alper
BETHESDA, Md. (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday said the coronavirus vaccination program he inherited from Donald Trump was in “much worse shape” than he had expected, while urging patience and also announcing the government has bought 200 million more doses.
And if that does not happen are you going to admit that he has no idea as to what is happening?Biden declares there will be enough vaccines for 300 million Americans by end of July
Great Job President Biden
News Flash
Americans already FIRED that Guy
Smoking Gun.
Cuomo’s Nursing Home Nightmare Exposed by Own Aide: We Now Know ‘Criminal’ Number Sent Back to Spread COVID
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s nursing home scandal has been completely unmasked.
The New York Post on Thursday obtained a leak from Secretary to the Governor Melissa DeRosa that tells us what astute observers already knew about Cuomo’s disastrous order to return nursing home residents back after testing positive for COVID-19 in the early weeks of the pandemic: There was a cover-up.
The Post reported that Cuomo’s own words during a video conference call that explains why he didn’t produce the data: Because of Trump.
In the call, Cuomo refered to President Trump’s pressure on the governor, according to the brave Secretary to the Governor DeRosa:“He starts tweeting that we killed everyone in nursing homes,” DeRosa said. “He starts going after [New Jersey Gov. Phil] Murphy, starts going after [California Gov. Gavin] Newsom, starts going after [Michigan Gov.] Gretchen Whitmer.”“Because then we were in a position where we weren’t sure if what we were going to give to the Department of Justice, or what we give to you guys, what we start saying, was going to be used against us while we weren’t sure if there was going to be an investigation,” she continued
In addition to attacking Cuomo’s fellow Democratic governors, DeRosa said, Trump “directs the Department of Justice to do an investigation into us.”
“And basically, we froze,” she told the lawmakers on the call.
“That played a very large role into this,” she added.
The Associated Press is also reporting the number of nursing home residents that were sent back to spread COVID in long-term care facilities under Cuomo’s order: Over 9,000.
More than 9,000 recovering coronavirus patients in New York state were released from hospitals into nursing homes early in the pandemic under a controversial order that was scrapped amid criticisms it accelerated outbreaks, according to new records obtained by The Associated Press.It is a startling 40% higher figure than what was previously stated. It also raises new questions about Governor Cuomo, who know longer has Trump to blame for his failed leadership.
The new number of 9,056 recovering patients sent to hundreds of nursing homes is more than 40% higher than what had been previously released by the state health department. And it raises new questions as to whether Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s March 25 directive helped spread sickness and death among residents, a charge his administration disputes.
The governor even had the nerve to pen an effusive biopic about his own self-imagined grandeur, “American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic.”
An earlier report made similar allegations and estimates that suggested the Cuomo administration’s earlier numbers were way off.
“The New York State attorney general accused the Cuomo administration of undercounting coronavirus-related deaths at nursing homes by as much as 50 percent, according to a report released on Thursday,” the Times reported.
Biden declares there will be enough vaccines for 300 million Americans by end of July
Great Job President BidenCome on man, get your lies straight. Is it American citizens or doses. Remember that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require 2 doses per person and the single dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine has not yet been approved for emergency distribution and the single dose Oxford/AstraZeneca might not be available in the USA until April. So if we reach millions Americans vaccinated by July it will be a matter of at least 4 different manufacturers having their vaccines in the distribution channel by then.
Come on Man try google
Reading Required Understanding is YOUR PROBLEM
Can't you do the math?
Trudeau and Canada really shit the bed on the vaccine.
Canada's vaccine rollout stalls, confining seniors to their homes for months to come
Ottawa, Canada (CNN)Like most Canadian seniors, David and Carol Green have been patient and even good humored about the pandemic waves that have kept them house-bound for nearly a year.
But their patience, if not their sense of humor, is running thin. They say they still have no idea when they will get that all important "shot in the arm" and a shot at a normal life again.
"On the one hand you try to be reasonable, and then on the other you're screaming your head off saying...you know, 'what's wrong here, why are we not doing something else,' ya know?" said Carol as her husband David nodded in agreement from their home in Stouffville, Ontario, just outside of Toronto.
The Canadian government thought it could pay to play in the global race to vaccinate its way back to normal life. But as its vaccine supply slowed to a trickle in February, Canada remains on the sidelines of that race despite buying more vaccines doses per capita than, likely, any other country on Earth.
Canada did seemingly get an early start on buying vaccines in April last year, although the government says it could not convince any companies to produce them on Canadian soil. And ultimately it was the timeline -- the fact that manufacturers did not prioritize Canada for doses this winter -- that has sealed the fate of millions of Canadians still waiting to get a vaccine.
"We just haven't heard anything about about what the near future holds for us other than the fact that we might see some supply coming into the country in April, and that's a very frustrating thing for me," David told CNN.
Where are Canada's vaccines?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is sticking to his promise: Every Canadian who wants a vaccine will get one by September.
To make good on that promise, Canada says it has purchased nearly 400 million doses from seven vaccine manufacturers. To date only the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines have been authorized for use in Canada.
While Canada says it has spent nearly a billion dollars to buy those vaccines, the country has not been at the front of the line in receiving those vaccines.
Both Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna have significantly slowed deliveries to Canada after a combination of manufacturing delays and demands from Europe, where Canada procures its doses, to restrict vaccine exports subject to European approval.
Canada did not attempt to procure any vaccine doses from the US after the Trump administration indicated it would not allow any vaccines to be exported.
"The turbulence week after week that we're seeing is of concern and we're watching it closely and we're staying on it," Trudeau said last week during a press conference. "But let me reassure people we are still very much on track as promised to get those six million doses by the end of March, because that's what the vaccine CEO's keep telling me, and I'm happy to reassure Canadians on that."
For Canada, vaccines may be plentiful by spring but months late to help the vulnerable who are still sheltering and fearful of new virus variants.
"The bottom line is that every single delay is lives lost, and that's the tragedy of it all," said Jillian Kohler, a professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto and an adviser with the World Health Organization. "This is not something where we can just sit back and say, 'oh we didn't think this through' or 'we didn't we know that manufacturing of vaccines is complex and delays do happen,' but the reality is when we slow down (on vaccines) we have lives that are lost needlessly and that is unacceptable."
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