Arkansas senate seat that is up for election this year and give it back to you, the voters and citizens of arkansas. Right now 100 seats out of the senate are controlled by interest groups. One thing that associates them all is big money, big donations to campaigns, big influence in washington, d. C. You are going to influence my decisions in washington. What is best for you, what is st for americans and america will guide my decisions. For all members of the United States congress, term length would help end this perpetual cycle of fundraising. I think we have to make big structural changes in washington and with your support, i will work to make it happen. Next question for mr. Goes first for mr. Cotton. Congressman cotton, for those of you who have served in washington, you and senator pryor, which key pieces of legislation have you helped lead that youre most proud of, if you can name one and if you can also name one that you perhaps like to take back. And for those of you who have
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On December 15, UAB received 10,725 COVID-19 doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.
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On December 15, University of Alabama at Birmingham received 10,725 COVID-19 doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. With this shipment, UAB will vaccinate 7,507 hospital personnel (both UAB and other Jefferson County hospital personnel), 1,609 clinical personnel, as well as 1,609 Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel from the seven-county region in a 40-mile radius.
Vaccinations are by appointment only and will be scheduled starting today. Recipients will be scheduled to receive the initial dose and the follow-up dose.