We keep being told that all the vaccine resistant people are Trump voters, yet, most campaigns are aimed at China Joe voters. Walgreens has one with John Legend, featuring over half the people in the commercial being black. That’s not aimed at Republicans. And here’s the latest from Joe, who can’t seem to agree on when and where to wear a mask. He often takes it off inside to talk, despite his own Executive Order, while wearing one or two outside while not in social distance of people. Doesn’t really say to people “get a shot”, eh?
Covid-19 Live Updates: U.S. Tries a New Strategy to Push Vaccinations
Public health experts are praising President Biden’s announcement that his administration would create a federal stockpile of coronavirus vaccine doses and invest millions in community outreach, saying the moves would help immunize underserved communities and ensure doses would go where they’re most needed as demand falls.
Until now, vaccines had been allotted to states strictly on the basis of population, despite reports of wasted doses and pleas for more of them where the virus was surging, as in Michigan just weeks ago. In a reversal, the Biden administration is now trying to match supply with demand. Federal officials informed states on Tuesday that if they did not order their full allocation of doses in a given week, that vaccine would be considered part of a federal pool, available to other states that wanted to order more.
The administration had been unwilling to shift doses to states that were faster to administer them out of a concern that low-income communities would lose out to richer areas where residents were more willing to get shots.
Those concerns, which experts say were overstated, could be behind another shift in policy, as the federal government plans to spend tens of millions of dollars on community outreach workers who will provide transport and help arrange child care for those in high-risk neighborhoods who want to be vaccinated.
In other words, these are “minority” neighborhoods who are refusing to get the vaccine, and you know they mostly/solely voted Dementia Joe last November. None of this is going to influence the Republicans who are refusing the vaccine.
Also part of the new coronavirus strategy that Mr. Biden announced on Tuesday at the White House: Pharmacies are to allow people to walk in for shots, and pop-up and mobile clinics will distribute vaccines, especially in rural areas. Federal officials also plan to enlist the help of family doctors and other emissaries who are trusted voices in their communities.
That could help, but, really, the rural areas are mostly Trump supporters, and if they wanted the vaccine they’d go get it.
“We’ve got the product and we’ve vaccinated the very high-risk people, elderly people in nursing homes, people with diseases,†said Dr. Robert Murphy, executive director of Northwestern University’s Institute for Global Health. “Now we have to get the healthy ones and the younger ones and the ones that are being referred to as vaccine-hesitant.â€
A goodly chunk of those younger tend to vote Democrat, right? As for the healthy, a lot are thinking “I never got COVID, why take a vaccine?”
Allowing walk-ins at pharmacies would cut down on waste, he said, and funding for community outreach through trusted institutions like churches and schools could help reach people who are reluctant. That could offset the misinformation that has complicated efforts to vaccinate Black and Hispanic residents, who also face obstacles like language and technology barriers and less access to medical facilities.
Is the NY Times saying that Black people have a hard time understanding language? That’s rather racists. As for Hispanics, perhaps we shouldn’t be allowing millions and millions of illegals who cannot communicate with the residents of America. And these are mostly not Trump voters.
Maybe the administration should stop telling, and showing, citizens that absolutely nothing will change once they get the vaccine.
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