Dr. Moncef Slaoui, chief adviser of Operation Warp Speed, and HHS secretary Alex Azar on Sunday pushed back on President-elect Joe Biden’s claim that “there is no detailed plan” on COVID-19 vaccine distribution.
If you have plans, then why did you not share them with the Biden transition team? This may be the only way Biden can force the Trump admin to share more info. I honestly hope they really do have some plan, but I wouldn’t bet money on it.
It seems to me that Dr. Moncef Slaoui actually confirms this when he talks about the State’s responsibilities to cover the last mile i.e. “out of a container, into an injection syringe, into somebody’s arm.”
They don’t have a plan for that because it is not their job. It’s the other guys.
Slaoui said. “And I feel confident that once we will explain it, everything in detail, I hope the new transition teams will understand that things are well planned.”
Ummmmmm…I know I am a bad person for thinking and saying this, but I hope Rudy gets a really really bad case of it. After all of the agony he has put so many people through, it would be karmic.
And maybe, maybe, someone might just listen if he gets a bad case.
(The past four years have turned me into a person I don’t recognize any more – I am hoping the Biden/Harris administration will break the fever.)
Yeah, it’s hard for Trump’s team to maintain credibility when they have made a deliberate choice to not meet with Biden’s team on an issue of paramount importance to the American people. Then putting the onus on states, as Slaoui did, doesn’t inspire much confidence based on what we saw in March and April.
Based on their track record, there’s no reason to believe them, until they provide actual evidence and documentation.
Man, I would’ve thought that all that booze would have blocked COVID’s entry into the body of the worst mayor in NYC history. (If one glance at his body didn’t repel the virus in the first place)
Oh, no! Now who’s going to take the daily court beatings? And why is Trump announcing it? I remember when they actually gave bad-faith lip service to HIPAA. I believe it was Grenell.