Maybe they ain't doing such a bad job...
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I would certainly agree that the researchers are doing a fabulous job and subsidizing vaccine development was a great idea. Also, subsidizing production in advance of approval (which you may recall was originally an idea of the Gates foundation) will be key.
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What happened to Bill Gates and his donations to the vaccine research? Is he still part of that?
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What happened to Bill Gates and his donations to the vaccine research? Is he still part of that?
@taiwan_girl said in Maybe they ain't doing such a bad job...:
What happened to Bill Gates and his donations to the vaccine research? Is he still part of that?
He's finished the vaccine, he's just beta-testing the nanobots that are going to be added.
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@Mik said in Maybe they ain't doing such a bad job...:
Yet nothing in that respect will actually be different.
The difference will be that the Biden administration won’t undermine science-driven public officials like Fauci, won’t undermine the CDC on public health guidelines, won’t undermine the FDA on vaccine safety, administration officials will set good examples by wearing masks and practice social distancing, political surrogates won’t hold unnecessary in-person rallies that risk spreading SARS-CoV-2. Biden would not hold up economic stimulus legislation to pursue payroll tax cuts. Biden will not delay stimulus checks going out to the people to pursue getting his signature on the checks. Biden would not push dubious “payroll tax deferral” that then require employers to collect deferred payroll taxes after a few months.
