MSM vomit.
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Um, Trumps own voice, recorded.
We know what Trump said and in what context.
The hyperbole is from your opinion of it.
Told Woodward one thing, and told us another. Whereâs the hyperbole?
From you. Woody is a weasel.
Luckily, he recorded everything Trump said.
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the trump administration has the blood of thousands on their hands.
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meanwhile 6 months ago today.
the incompetence of team trump concerning covid is shocking. they are responsble for tens of thousands of deaths
Heckuva job, Mike.
We all knew Covid was deadly including Trump and he never claimed otherwise.
And to head off your next reply, âThe Fluâ kills people too and H1N1 can be particularly bad if they miss their guess on the annual flu vaccine and it pops up again.
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We didnât go with the, âherd immunity strategyâ did we?
If we had, weâd have been far better off.
Protect the most vulnerable while letting everyone else go on with their lives and this epidemic would have been over in June.
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What exactly is it heâs supposed to do, lock everyone in their own homes?
You sure about that?
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WR, question for you on the vaccines. I understand it is a two step process. If people take vaccine #1 but fail to take the second vaccine, does the risk of the virus evolving to become resistant to the vaccine increase?
Modernaâs is a single dose. Pfizer recommends 2 doses for maximum effectiveness but according to their info 1 week after the first dose itâs showing over 50% efficacy.
No evidence at this point that there are any significant mutations so it would be doubtful.
Way too soon to say anything definitive.
â â â â â â â â â an attempt at her immunity would have killed enen thousands more than trump has
Not even possible and the epidemic would have quickly been over.
We know who is most vulnerable to serious illness or death from it and they are a tiny fraction of the population.
Protecting them while the rest went on with our lives would have been simple and much more effective with little or no damage to the economy and a small fraction of the cost to us all including all of the deficit spending.
COPD in those 65 or older is at 14.2%. But thatâs just one of the co-morbidities that decreases survivability. Some otherwise healthy people have a tough go with covid.
My wife had it, it whooped her ass (sheâs doing much better now). Iâm guessing I had it as well, although I tested negative, had a headache, body aches and a slight fever for a day. I lost some of my sense of taste for a couple of days as well. But I really donât know that I would have thought it was Covid without her testing positive and feeling so bad. She told me one evening that she couldnât smell anything. I told her to go get tested the next morning. The whole family went on quarantine, and are just about done with it.
I said all that to say this, I think you either have what it takes to fight it or you donât. As you get older, you develop more co-morbidities that of course impact your ability to fight it. Iâm not sure what a targeted approach would even look like in Florida with everyone out and about, a potential vector of transmission. And if you have what it takes already, the vaccine may be wasted on you anyway. Itâd be nice to test the individuals that were asymptomatic and compare them with otherwise healthy people that had a tough go with this virus, see what their T-cells look like, or whatever gives them an advantage in fighting this virus.
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Incorrect.
According to the FDA, the Moderna vaccine was 94.1% effective at preventing symptomatic cases. The Pfizer vaccine has claimed 95% effectiveness.
Both vaccines require two doses, however. For those receiving the Pfizer vaccine, the second dose is administered 21 days after the first. Modernaâs second dose is administered 28 days after the first.
I thought moderna was 2 doses as well, doesnât require 70 below cryopackaging, but still two doses. AstraZeneca, I believe, is the one dose vaccine.
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