Not even a syllable of acknowledgment to Operation Warp Speed. How disengenious for his quest for unity.

Rich can't read a chart. He says "Biden's demand would speed up Washington's vaccine timeline by quite a bit. On our current schedule only people 50-years-old with two comorbidities and people who live in congregated facilities...would be eligible for the vaccine by May 1".

If Rich would read the chart from DOH, instead of skimming it, he would see that under 1B Tier 3 "People 16 years or older with 2 or more co-morbidities or underlying conditions" would be eligible on 4/26, which I'm pretty sure is before 5/1.

3, the previous administration has half a million deaths on its hands. GFY.

@10 +1

That rat bastard said Covid would go away on it's own by last Easter. He said sunlight would sweep it away in the summer. He said it was nbd. We later found out Trump knew the severity of what was coming, but lied about it! Half a million dead.

But, yes, we should pat Trump on the back.

@10, 11-- yep that's our 'dear' Dewdroppings
demanding Equal Time (& Fairness!)
in all things Genocidal etc.

were it not for the Severe Dunnings/Kroger's
Epidemic that's swept the entire Planet
perhaps we might live in a Much
Better Place. is there truly
no Cure?

Be that as it may @7, OWS obviously existed and was started during the Trump admin and successful in getting the vaccines. Unlike you, Fauci is smart enough to remember history accurately, and admitted to that fact in on Fox News Sunday.

All presidents take credit for good things that happen during their admin. Trump doesn't deserve praise, but he does deserve an acknowledgement from the White House. Doing so is good politics, and could actually help the democrats win more voters by removing a talking point from the GOP.

"Trump doesn't deserve praise, but he does deserve... "

... his day in the World Court
and then found guilty
and sentenced to
Golf 24/7 sans
Caddy. I give
him 2 days
maybe 3
Tops.

other than that
not too bad dewey!
perhaps there's Hope 4 u yet...

(middle) fingers crossed!

Apparently the vaccines are about 85% effective after the first round and the second round only adds 5-10% more resistance. Why isnt just giving one round being discussed? It seems like it would be more effective at stopping the most people from getting sick. Wouldnt it be better to vaccinate twice as many people if it doesnt have that much impact on the effectiveness of the vaccine?