President Joe Biden says he wants all adults to be eligible for a shot by May 1st.
The OSDH believes that s a goal they can easily accomplish. I anticipate that we will be open to all Oklahomans before May 1 and we will have vaccine available,” said Keith Reed, OSDH deputy commissioner of health. “That doesn’t necessarily mean that everybody will be able to get vaccinated before that date, but I feel like we will have a system rolled out that we will have vaccine available and appointments available.
Oklahoma is ranked seventh in the nation when it comes to vaccines given per capita.
confirmed and if he votes to overturn rowe v. wade, it would be over turned by five men without a woman s vote. this is a very real, real possibility. this isn t we are not playing around. one of the things to look at is not only who we re seeing in opposition to this nomination, but i notice before i came on tonight, lawrence, that every major national anti-choice organization is popping the champagne tonight saying this is a huge victory. finally to get an anti-choice majority on the supreme court. so i think it is going to be incredibly important in these hearings to push this judge about where he stands on a case that was decided 45 years ago. ron, where do you expect most of the emphasis to be in the confirmation hearing? there is obviously two big areas, one is rowe v. wade.
confirmed and if he votes to overturn rowe v. wade, it would be over turned by five men without a woman s vote. this is a very real, real possibility. this isn t we are not playing around. one of the things to look at is not only who we re seeing in opposition to this nomination, but i notice before i came on tonight, lawrence, that every major national anti-choice organization is popping the champagne tonight saying this is a huge victory. finally to get an anti-choice majority on the supreme court. so i think it is going to be incredibly important in these hearings to push this judge about where he stands on a case that was decided 45 years ago. ron, where do you expect most
someone who would be able to look at it and say, that s not enough. no one expects him to stop talking to his children. right. but you do expect a legal wall to be erected so he doesn t know how those companies are doing and he would never be in a position of making a government decision, a tax decision, that would have impact on his own properties. it would seem to be an almost impossible job. ann, ron and mary, thank you all very much. a lot more to get into but we re out of time. coming up, fear and anger after a trump transition adviser raises the idea of a registry for people coming to the united states from so-called high-risk or terror-prone areas. the real question now is will muslims in this country be singled out? if so, how? drew griffin investigates next. in her joint comfort. e she s single. .and high levels of humiliation in her daughter.
of his peers. mainly because he was taking such a partisan position. yeah. i mean, it is one thing to sign a letter as 88 admirals and generals signed a letter supporting donald trump. right. more than 100 or so signed for hillary clinton. to lead a cheer of lock her up, that was seen as outside the code of what a senior general, a three-star, not a one-star general, should do, even in retirement. general dempsey, the former chairman, wrote a letter to the washington post, condemning michael flynn and general john allen, who had done his own partisan speech at the convention for hillary clinton. that said, you know, president eisenhower was, after all, a general before he was a president. so there is a debate that we re not going to resolve on this program about the extent to which it is okay for retired general officers to get involved in politics. certainly, some of michael