Back in September 2020 candidate Biden said Trump should step down because of his COVID response. At the time there about 186000 reported COVID deaths, and Biden said that the president is responsible for every death.
The number of reported COVID deaths since Biden took office is now about 360,000.
Should Biden step down since, by his own standards, he responsible for the deaths of so many Americans?
I donât know what country youâre from but the US is prospering like never before! I like to call him Joe Biden the miracle man! Everything he touches turns to gold. Then again why should America had expected anything less from a man with 50 years experience in Washington!
Yes, I agree that the government should not force vaccinations.
Perhaps if the FDA and CDC were more open about their review process?
Perhaps if the vaccine makers backed up their safety claims by actually accepting liability for any injuries?
Perhaps if the FDA had allowed inexpensive COVID testing like they have in Europe?
Stenzel, a microbiology Ph.D. who in 2018 became director of the office that authorizes diagnostic tests, holds the most day-to-day power over whether a test gets approved. He worked at biotech companies for most of his career before coming to the FDA, leading some to wonder if those prior relationships played a role in determining which testmakers became the most important players in the market.
Maybe if there werenât those who were on a daily mission to discredit the efficacy of the vaccine while being vaccinated the country would be in better shape.
Yes, many of the people getting the antibodies have been vaccinated and still need the treatment when they get a breakthrough infection. This is not an either/or decision.
The White House and its allies in mainstream media did their best to bad mouth anything other than the vaccination as a treatment. That is why so many doctors are unaware that monoclonal antibodies are highly effective at treating the disease even after Fauci reluctantly admitted that they work.
Nah. You got the vaccines, you got the masks, and you got the mandates. That 360,000 should be asterisked since Hermain Cain awards donât count as much as the tragic deaths of vulnerable populations.
Yes, we should just be getting the first vaccines about now if the experts had been correct.
âI donât think itâs ever been done at an industrial scale in 18 months,â said Dr. Amesh Adalja, a senior scholar focused on emerging infectious disease at the Center for Health Security at Johns Hopkins University. âVaccine development is usually measured in years, not months.â -April 2020