From your 2nd link:
We just got a call from the Dept. of Public Health. The spokesperson pointed us to this provision in the guidelines ... “Each group should be targeted with sufficient outreach and mobilization before proceeding to the next group. However, exceptions may be made in order to prevent any vaccine wastage.” Here’s the problem ... what exceptions? When a clinic has 800 doses at the end of the day, can a 30-year-old get a vaccine? Do they have to base exceptions on the priority lists? So, do they have to look for 800 70-year-olds before they move to the next group? It makes no sense, and there is no explanation.
The rep said the exceptions should be based on the priority groups, but that makes no sense. How are they going to find 800 70-plus-year-olds in 3 or 4 hours before the vaccines spoil? We called numerous clinics in L.A. County, and with one exception, they all said they could not give any vaccines to people who were not on the priority list. And, finally, as we reported, the Health Dept. had a closed meeting a week ago where they admitted they needed to clarify the rule and no punitive action would be taken until the rules were clarified. They have not clarified the rule at all.
This is what happens when idiot government runs anything. And Joe thinks we need more of it
Just saw Nancy crying because she saw a picture of a guy with an Auschwitz shirt on. Says she attended the 75th anniversary of holocaust. What does this have to do with impeachment?
Yes, I saw her with her accessorize mask. I muted ASAP