We're not gonna suddenly "open up." We're going to open up as the virus gets more under control, which will be done by mass vaccinations, which Biden is crushing (1.8 million vaccinated yesterday alone). That, coupled with getting cash in the hands of desperate families, state and local funding, small business relief, etc., will get us back on the right track. And don't, Trumpers can continue to complain about gay rights, black people voting, etc while all this happens.
1.8 million people got vaccinated yesterday. And we'll go up from there. COVID Relief Package coming to get America moving again as the virus declines with mass vaccinations. God I love the smell of competent government in the morning!
I said Biden, himself, has nothing to do with the supply chain, especially only 3 weeks into his term
He is still busy signing every executive order they place in front of him
Its a question whether he actually knows what day of the week it is
Its like we have William J Le Petomane as President
The US has administered more vaccines than any other country. And besides China, no other countries are even close. What would you have them do differently? This is a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. We discovered our first case in the US less than a year ago. Within that single year, tests were created; more tests have been conducted than we have citizens; multiple vaccines have been created; and 37 million doses have been administered. So, no, it's not perfect. But what they have been able to do is pretty miraculous honestly. And Trump and his team deserve a lot of that credit.Except he absolutely could yet hasn't made any changes in his 3weeks. The last guy had months and made very little progress either. This is a complete sham
I've given Trump admin credit multiple times for cutting the red tape but it appears they had no plans to get it distributed quickly. The logistics part was horribleThe US has administered more vaccines than any other country. And besides China, no other countries are even close. What would you have them do differently? This is a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. We discovered our first case in the US less than a year ago. Within that single year, tests were created; more tests have been conducted than we have citizens; multiple vaccines have been created; and 37 million doses have been administered. So, no, it's not perfect. But what they have been able to do is pretty miraculous honestly. And Trump and his team deserve a lot of that credit.
What about all of the news coverage showing the vaccine being loaded onto Fedex and UPS trucks? I think they ship it out as fast as they can, but the failure comes at the state and local level since they had no idea how to distribute it to the local level and get people vaccinated.I've given Trump admin credit multiple times for cutting the red tape but it appears they had no plans to get it distributed quickly. The logistics part was horrible