Many U.S. governors all of them Republican have vowed to resist President Biden’s authoritarian COVID-19 vaccine mandates. GOP pushback includes executive orders, lawsuits, and legislative bills. [.]
Many U.S. governors—all of them Republican—have vowed to resist President Biden’s authoritarian COVID-19 vaccine mandates. GOP pushback includes executive orders, lawsuits, and legislative bills. And all three of Biden’s mandates have now been blocked by federal courts, at least for now—the diktat requiring the genetic-cocktail jab for businesses with 100 or more employees, another mandate targeting healthcare workers, and a third aimed at federal contractors. But while Republican politicians take aim at the vaccine MANDATES, not a single Senator, Representative, governor, or mayor of either party will come out and state the obvious: “The Covid vaccines don’t work. They don’t … Continue reading →
pandemic news right now. a panel of cdc advisers has just voted unanimously to recommend covid-19 vaccines for american children aged 5 to 11. let s get some more on the breaking news. the former acting director of the cdc, dr. richard besser is joining us. dr. besser, thanks for joining us. if the cdc director joins vaccine advisers and signs off on this, as she s expected to do very, very soon, 28 million children could become eligible to get vaccinated as soon as tomorrow. this is a huge development, isn t it? yeah, wolf, i am really excited about this. as a pediatrician, as a parent, as someone who has worked in public health their whole life, this is really big. i think that having safe, effective vaccines for children is an important piece of the puzzle to get us to the end of the pandemic. and the idea that parents will have the ability to protect
plus where we have this vaccine mandate in effect. teachers who belong to the union, 97%. all department of education employees, 90% plus. look what i think is important here, is all of these numbers are larger than the adults in new york city at large, where it is just 83%. we see this in city and state after state. the vaccine mandates do work, even if the full fda approval doesn t. we ll see if more and more cities and states start implementing them. we ll keep an eye on it. harry, thank you so much. thank you, sir. there is more promising pandemic news. cases, hospitalizations, and deaths all in the united states trending down right now. compared to last week, cases are down 10%. meaning the u.s. is now seeing the lowest average daily case rate in more than seven weeks. covid hospitalizations are at 70,000. that number is down from 100,000 just three weeks ago. with us now, dr. peter hotez. a professor and dean of tropical medicine at baylor college of
those answers of tangible things they are going to do to solve this problem. donie o sullivan, really appreciate it. thank you for staying on top of it. more pandemic news now, and this time, we re going to talk about the olympics, as in, the next olympics, the international olympic committee saying today, fans will be welcome at next year s winter olympics in beijing. but only if they live in china. meaning, international spectators, including family members of athletes, won t be allowed. as far as vaccines, well, they re still not being mandated, but athletes not fully vaccinated will be required to do a 21-day quarantine. beijing s winter olympic games begin february 4th. monica lewinsky is speaking out today about her struggling with mental health in a new interview with david axelrod. she discusses the anguish she experienced around the time of her affair with president bill