Persistence Of Memory
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Anybody with past allergic reactions to vaccines should take that vaccine. People allergic to eggs should get double dosed.No one should take it. After reading this, you certainly won’t take unless your dumb.I'll never take it. It should take 5 yrs to be safeUnless they're as old as Biden or as fat as Stacy Abrams, why should thy cut to the front of the line?![]()
In Reversal, Trump Says White House Staff Won't Be 1st To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
An administration spokesman said senior government officials would be among the first to get the vaccine, but the president himself later said that White House staff would get it later.www.npr.org
"A Trump administration spokesman on Sunday said top officials in the three branches of government would be among the first to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, but later in the evening, the president himself said most White House staff members will have to wait. National Security Council spokesman John Ullyot said in a Sunday evening statement, citing the 2016 National Continuity Policy, a directive that "calls for providing [executive branch leadership] personnel with the appropriate resources to perform their prescribed continuity roles and responsibilities." However, by Sunday night, Trump said he had requested a change in plans and that White House staff, including himself, would not be among the first to get the vaccine unless "necessary."
I believe this is really not a big deal, I don't know why so much of Trump's staff were so desperate to move to the head of the line to receive this vaccine -- a vaccine for something that isn't much more than a common cold.....Trump took a strong stance and has once again shown us how this whole coronavirus hysteria is all overblown hype for something that isn't at all deadly, at least it isn't deadly to real Americans who matter....
It's no worse than a mild flu to most.
You are arguing for Trump to get the vaccine.
From the UK, The Guardian has the story: “People with a history of significant allergic reactions should not receive the Covid vaccine, the medicines regulator has said, after two NHS workers experienced symptoms on Wednesday.”
They just figured this out? Now?
The Guardian is referring to the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which has just been approved in the US.
Two people experiencing significant adverse effects may not sound important, particularly since they already a history of allergic reactions, but the following quote in the Guardian article raises major red flags a mile high:
“The MHRA [UK Medicines and Healthca