In which Biden, who we’re told is beckoning immigrants to come to the US, is trading vaccines for migrant roundups in Mexico.
Biden will send Mexico surplus vaccines, as U.S. seeks help on immigration enforcement
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The President’s policy strikes me as catching more flies with honey. It is really a twofer. Slowing the immigrant flow while helping to immunize the country of de facto origin to the South. And, of course, keeping a good relationship with both of our largest trading partners.
Third World dependency on industrial world markets and production needs would collapse if viral sources are not controlled globally.
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Wait, I thought we still needed to vaccinate about 88% of the US population. Is this his idea of a B**** vaccine administration plan? Only goes to show even more what an idiot B**** is. That is all.
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We have plenty with J&J, Moderna and Pfizer to reach our goals by summer. Helping to knockdown the virus in our two bordering nations is just smart medicine and politics.
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Ok, then what you are saying is thank you President Trump for preordering enough vaccine to cover the US population and then some before B**** took office. Got it!!!
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Thank you ex-president Trump. Now if you hadn’t tried to overthrow the elected government, you might actually have a decent legacy regarding OWS.
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Here is the answer to your request for a TY:
https://images.theweek.com/sites/default/files/249656_rgb_768.png?resize=807×807
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Wait, I thought we still needed to vaccinate about 88% of the US population. Is this his idea of a B**** vaccine administration plan? Only goes to show even more what an idiot B**** is. That is all.
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https://www.dictionary.com/browse/surplus?s=t
Hope this helps!
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,,,”I thought we still needed to vaccinate about 88% of the US population.”
Challenging when 30% of folks are hesitant to take it.
Just sayin’.
And your wish to call Biden and idiot daily shows how weak-minded you are. No actual criticism, just name calling.
Just sayin’. Again.
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Wait, you couldn’t and still can’t wait to call Trump names multiple times almost every day. Are you saying that to yourself?? Hypocrites, all of you lefty BS artists.
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I called T**** what he is: A liar and a cult leader.
Biden is running circles around him. Hardly an idiot.
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Well, seeing as the AZ vaccine hasn’t been approved by the FDA for use in the US, I don’t see how this will slow down US vaccinations. Mexico is our neighbor and there’s no reason to not help them if we can without hurting US citizens.
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…”seeing as the AZ vaccine hasn’t been approved by the FDA for use in the US,”…
Probably going to be some questions about the AZ vaccine if the reports out of the EU mean anything. Potential blood clots caused by AZ could slow the EUA for that particular vaccine.
Remains to be seen.
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WHO has determined the benefits outweigh the small risks.
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Yep. Just saw that the EU folks said it is safe.
However, the questions will probably linger here while your dreaded FDA assesses it.
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I half way suspect that the FDA hesitancy on AZ was intentional in order to leave that supply available to other nations.
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Has AZ even presented it for consideration in the US? If not, then I half way suspect you are gearing up for another rant about the FDA.
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