Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "White House acknowledges it will fall short of Biden's July 4 coronavirus vaccine goal" video.

  1. You're pointing out the exact reason not enough people are vaccinated. It has nothing to do with Biden, but with people like you.
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  2.  @daboys_entertainment_5234  No actually. Trump's vaccine distribution network was in a shambles when the Biden administration took over. They ended up funding it with tens of billions through the March stimulus bill, as well as doubling the number of vaccines ordered from manufacturers, and making deals with multiple organisations to help distribute vaccines.
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  3. Look at her giving answers. When can we go back to the Trump presidency where we had over 300 days without a single press briefing? Those were the days.
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  4.  @babyrob7777  You know Trump did more drone strikes than Obama right?
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  5.  @MigGa-yu5xv  "If we do this together, by 4 July, there is a good chance you, your family and friends can get together in your backyard or in your neighbourhood and have a cookout or a barbecue and celebrate Independence Day," he said. "After a long, hard year, that will make this Independence Day truly special - where we not only mark our independence as a nation but we begin to mark our independence from this virus." That's not a promise. He is specifically stating that if people get vaccinated then we can open back up. People not getting vaccinated is the exact opposite of "If we do this together".
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  6. Well that depends. Was Trump at this point in the hypothetical scenario actually trying to get people to take the vaccine, or was he actively pushing against treatment claiming the virus is basically the flu and young people should be fine?
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  7. It's a mix. Under 30s who think they're invulnerable, POC who don't trust the medical system, especially black Americans, and Republicans who think covid is just the flu.
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  8. Because the US economy will improve when more people are vaccinated.
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  9. Which is a real shame given it's 100% effective at preventing death. Imagine being a healthcare worker and having to admit dozens of people with covid, knowing they're all too braindead to take a vaccine against a completely preventable disease.
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  10. You could say that but the answer would be no. The vaccines are available, people just don't want them.
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  11.  @aztecadog  17 separate US agencies looked into the 2016 election and found Russian interference. Trump decided to have a meeting with Putin, accept his answer that he didn't do it, and fob off his own agencies in the process. It was an embarrassment at the time, and continues to be one now.
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  12.  @aztecadog  The CIA was working in conjunction with Egypt, France, Israel and others when making that call. They were working off evidence of Iraq purchasing high levels of aluminium tubing along with flaws in their analysis. They have since learned from this mistake. They aren't mute on the origins of the virus, there is just no way to know without China granting access. Bin Laden wasn't in plain sight, he was in Pakistan, which the US has limited ability to operate in. Oh, and they found him. I mean seriously, are these really your worst examples?
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  13.  @aztecadog  "the cdc website states that 6% of the counted covid deaths died from covid, the other 94% died WITH covid" Could you link that on their site? Thanks.
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  14.  @dandansen571  Oh I know, but if he genuinely has a link I want to read it.
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  15. How about stimulus checks to vaccinated people only.
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  16. Name 1
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  17.  @MrPaulwilliamkoehn  It's all 3 really.
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