Are Christie’s kids vaccinated?
We can’t have one set of standards about Ebola and another set of standards for measles.
lol, BRILLIANT!!
It’s called trying to have it both ways, or flip-flop-flip.
This guy is starting to look like very fat version of Mittens.
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It’s amazing that Christie would stoop that low at the expense of public health to placate a small minority in regard to a vital public health issue.
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Quarantine stupid people?
Fat and stupid is no way to go through life, son.
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That we are even having this conversation about vaccines is depressing.
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“”"“At the same time different states require different degrees of vaccination, which is why he was calling for balance in which ones government should mandate.”"""
How much more contempt can you show people than to lie to them like that. That’s not at all what Governor Christie was doing. He was fence straddling and equivocating because he did have a talking point to fall back on.
What a brazen and obvious lie.
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Well, that clears that up, doesn’t it?
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What the Governor is trying to say, is that her agrees with you, regardless of your position, so vote for him.
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Wow. What a bold decisive leader. So bold that he can’t even express an opinion on vaccinations.
Yes, Governor. We need to strike a balance. And that’s why we don’t force every vaccination on every citizen, but instead only require that certain ones be mandatory based on the advice of health experts. Now would you like to take a position on this issue or are you just hoping to keep saying nothing until the clock expires? Merely saying that we’re balancing between two extremes isn’t a position. It’s just stating the obvious.
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Plus Christie appears to think that airport scanners eradicate infectious diseases unless the disease in question is Ebola.
I don’t generally find myself agreeing with much that comes out of Christie’s mouth. But everyone just stop for a minute and listen to what he said. Some vaccines should be mandatory and some should be at a parent’s discression. Polio is obviously a terrible disease and needs to be controlled (mandatory). The vaccine is also very effective. Chickenpox, in contrast is largely harmless and the vaccine wears off quickly leaving our older population vulnerable at a time in their lives when the impact of the disease is much worse. So should all parents be required to vaccinate their children for chicken pox?
So do we just take any new vaccine that big pharma produces and declare it mandatory? We should be determining which vaccines have the lowest risk and maximum benefit and mandate those.
That’s gold. GOLD!
His handlers are obviously working on him to try “playing nice” (which doesn’t fix the stupid)
Christie is toast, a big, ol’ piece of toast with lotsa buddah.
Uhm…do you really imagine that’s how we do things? That Big Pharma makes us take every vaccine they invent? Because the way things REALLY work is that health experts determine which vaccines have the greatest benefit and mandate those. And while you might disagree with their decisions, you’re still just stating the current position. And if you’re saying that it’s parents that should determine which vaccinations we should have instead of health experts, then you’re part of the problem.
I mean, you realize that not every vaccination is mandatory, right? That’s why if you leave the country for certain places, you need to get extra vaccines we don’t give everyone. And why the flu vaccine isn’t mandatory. And I myself could take a vaccine for Shingles since I get it sometimes, but it’s not mandatory for anyone. And the only question is: Do we let health experts make these decisions, or do we let parents make it? And seeing as how I’ve debated parents who imagine that reading anti-vaccine websites makes them experts, I tend to side with the health experts over the parents.
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God, please let Buuuuuce write a song.
Please.
It’s like an unfired shot.
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Don’t worry. The measles virus also respects the principles of anti-vaxxers, and their right to raise their child in accordance with their beliefs. It always makes sure their child’s immune system has a chance to make its views on infection known in a minority report.
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Keep stepping on your dick, fat man. I love it.
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