Biden to outline 'door to door'
COVID-19 vaccine efforts
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/6/2021 3:35:41 PM
President Biden on Tuesday will outline steps to persuade Americans to get vaccinated as fast-moving variants threaten his COVID-19 fight, launching “door to door” efforts in neighborhoods and making sure the shots are available in doctors’ offices. The initiative will spotlight vaccines in pediatricians’ offices so patients ages 12 to 18 can get immunized ahead of the school year and fall sports, according to a White House official. Mr. Biden also will detail efforts to get the shots into workplaces, so vaccination is more convenient.(Snip)Mr. Biden is navigating a duality of his own, celebrating his administration’s progress in the fight against the pandemic
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Young people are essentially at zero risk from the Chinese plague, and young men in particular are suffering myocarditis from the vaccine. On the other hand, Big Pharma has a burning hunger for more money.