Baby-trump said...

1. Mexico would pay for the wall... they are not.
2. He eliminated the nuclear threat from North Korea... he didn't.
3. The economy was the best in history... it's actually the worst.
4. He would end the carnage... he started it and expanded it.
5. He would enact the best health care ever... he hasn't.
6. He was a stable genius... he's the biggest lunatic we have ever witnessed.
7. He alone would fix "it..." he not only has not fixed anything; he has broken nearly everything he has touched.
8. The USA wouldn't be a laughing stock... it may not be but he is a worldwide laughing stock and even he now acknowledges no one likes him (he thinks it might be his personality).
9. "This" was infrastructure week about 3 years ago... he hasn't done anything on infrastructure. Not one damn thing.
10. He loves the military... he's afraid to question Putin about paying bounties to kill American soldiers.

I don't trust him on anything... ANYTHING.

Ummm who are the two peeps who voted antivax :| thats just so bad

With Trumps history on not delivering what he says I won’t expect it being soon. One a vaccine has been developed and approved by the appropriate bodies then I’d have no problem in receiving it 🙂

Just looked at current results.

To explain to the 22 of you that voted option 3. All vaccines have to undergo rigorous tests in volunteers before they are licensed. The data gathered will look at how effective the vaccine is and more importantly how safe. Organisations like FDA in USA, EMA in EU & MHRA in UK will then review and question that evidence and data before granting a licence.
About 9 out of 10 vaccines that enter human trials fail on one or both these points.
So you don't need to wait that testing will have already been done

I'll get it, but independently than Trump's position about it, lol. I'm glad to see he's not pandering the anti-vaxxer portion of his electorate at least.

Oh and potential long term effects of even a mild SARS-Cov-2 infection probably outweigh the hypothetical ones of a vaccine.

[quote]Patients were assessed a mean of 60.3 (SD, 13.6) days after onset of the first COVID-19 symptom; at the time of the evaluation, only 18 (12.6%) were completely free of any COVID-19–related symptom, while 32% had 1 or 2 symptoms and 55% had 3 or more. None of the patients had fever or any signs or symptoms of acute illness. Worsened quality of life was observed among 44.1% of patients. The Figure shows that a high proportion of individuals still reported fatigue (53.1%), dyspnea (43.4%), joint pain, (27.3%) and chest pain (21.7%).[/quote]
[ [u]https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2768351[/u] ]

Anti-vaxxer person over here.

I don't know if I can trust what he says he's not a man of his words but if it happens soon I will take the Vaccine

I will take any vaccine that has been proven effective and reliable - irrespective of who announces it.

Several countries around the world are now very close to having differing types of vaccines. In some places trials with human volunteers have already begun; in others the trials will begin within the next few months.

http://hospitalhealth.com.au/content/clinical-services/news/australian-developed-covid-19-vaccine-could-be-ready-for-widespread-use-by-early-2021-684891081#ixzz6U1BRz2gB

'Adelaide-based company Vaxine says it could have a COVID-19 vaccine ready as soon as early 2021, providing all goes well with its human trial phase, which began earlier this month.

The company is testing a recombinant spike protein vaccine — similar to one it produced for the SARS outbreak in 2003 and MERS in 2012.

Although not the first candidate to have entered human trials for the COVID-19 pandemic, Vaxine’s protein-based formula may outpace its competitors — such as adenovirus vector-based vaccines. These are made from live viruses and tend to encounter tolerability issues.

Professor Nikolai Petrovsky, Research Director at Vaxine and a Professor at the College of Medicine at Flinders University, is hopeful that, unlike other vaccine varieties, his protein-based approach will have no issues in gaining regulatory approval.

“The recombinant spike protein method is tried and tested. It forms the basis of many modern vaccines,” he told Hospital + Healthcare.

“Adenovirus vectors and nucleic acid vaccines based on DNA or mRNA, on the other hand, have never been approved for human use in more than 25 years of experimentation.”

Petrovsky also said his solution could be scaled at a sufficient speed to ensure adequate global supply — minimising the long-term impact of the pandemic.

“Some other varieties of vaccine don’t lend themselves to large-scale production,” he continued.

“For example, DNA vaccines needs to be administered by a complex electroporation device — which is costly and time-consuming to deliver. They may also require up to three doses to be effective.”

In contrast, the infrastructure needed to mass-produce recombinant spike protein vaccines already exists in most countries globally.

That means, when a winning formula is found it can be rolled out in a matter of months — and at a rate more affordable to the world’s varying national economies.

The company isn’t waiting for regulatory approval to begin mass production, though.

“We are confident, based on previous experience of using the recombinant spike protein method, that our formula will offer strong and durable protection against COVID-19, without causing any safety issues,” Petrovsky said.

“As such, we have already begun production and will be ready to meet advanced purchased orders as soon as we get regulatory approval.”

Firms such as Novavax, Sanofi and Sequiris are also using the recombinant spike protein method and Petrovsky hopes they too are not far off producing a successful formula.

“There are 7.5 billion people worldwide that need protecting — that’s a lot of vaccine to manufacture and supply.

“If all this demand is going to be met by recombinant spike proteins, then it will be good to have multiple companies working together to meet the demand,” he concluded.'

Nope, I don’t even take flu vaccines because the 3x I’ve done it (about 25 years ago was the last one) I would get sick and fatigued all winter with paraflu. Never had it before taking flu shorts or since I quit.

give it to Fauci, Pelosi, and the big Pharma CEOs first.

Only if it's got bleach in it!

Naw, I'm still on my regimen of Hydroxychloroquine with Lysol booster.

A vaccine from the same guy who proposed drinking bleach?

This is the same guy who suggested drinking a toxic chemical, calls a qualified doctor a quack, and won't take the virus seriously to begin with. I would rather listen to someone who is smarter and has medical knowledge...like Dr. Fauci.

Only if he administrators it himself with his holy hand.

I'd love to know how he is certain of that given most are only just entering phase 3 studies some are not in phase 2 and the majority being developed are not in human trials at all.

Having said that I'd 100% take it like all other vaccines I've taken in my life.

I'm actually signed up to the UK national vaccine trial so I might get a dose very soon of one of the ones being tested.

I'm all for a vaccine that is adopted world-wide although i'd be reluctant to become an early adopter without good medical advice. There is huge pressure to be the company first with a vaccine so the speed at which it's going through it's trials makes feel like i'd rather wait until others have had it. Having said that, you only have to be one of those who ends up spending a month on a ventilator then comes out of that with a life time of lung damage to realise that the vaccine might have been worth trying sooner than later.

I'll wait until the double blnd studies are done first. That will take awhile.

Can I have best comment?

if Trump is selling the product, NO WAY!!!!!!

Hell yeah I don’t wanna die lol

If it is Russian... no.

Is that demon semen doctor making it?! If so I’ll pass.

I didn't think he believed in vaccines.

If all Americans would start injecting themselves with disinfectant all your problems would be over and everything would be very great and very good. You just need to trust Trump, the fount of all wisdom.

Well he did say the Virus was a hoax, he said it would all be over by April. He’s said it will just disappear suddenly so do you really trust anything he says

Is Dr. Fauci being left out of the loop here?
I know recently they went months without speaking. No wonder there aren’t any elderly voting for him in Florida!

How much testing ?

Hell no!

Definitely 3rd option 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

No but pretty sure the government will make you

Of course. Who wouldn't?

"You will never know your limits until you push yourself to them."

Is it bleach and disinfectant that you drink or inject ?