[Gay State Conservative]

My position exactly. I support it for those who are most vulnerable...older folks,people in nursing homes,people with certain pre existing conditions (respiratory,immune system,etc) but no mandates.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

I don’t support the vax at all, but Trump has his heart in the right place and opposes the mandate. He’s on the side of freedom as he always is, even if he’s not privy to the serious problems of the vax itself. Not his fault.

[matt04]

Same here. We know what demographics are the most at risk (very elderly, nursing home, etc) and it may have been beneficial on the original strain to reduce sickness and death, bit with each variant it is less and less effective.

It doesn’t stop the spread, sickness, etc. so it really has no place in people who would normally just get a very minor illness.

[aquila48]

Same here. I had my jabs. I’m 73 with heart problems. For me it was a matter of playing the odds. Whatever level of efficacy it has, it’s better than nothing. But I’m not for the mandates.

[Steve Van Doorn]

The district that you live in is it mostly red or blue area?
The reason I'm asking. There are batches of injections that are known to be bad. Most of them are going to red states. Though I would like to know you guys that doesn't have a problem with these injections if you live in a red or blue district?

The batches or lots the make of the injections some are known to be bad. These are the states we know are hit in this order.
Kentucky (Population taken 2.5 million), Arkansas(1.7 million), west Virginia(0.9 million), Montana (0.6 million), Alaska(0.4 million, North Dakota, Wyoming, Tennessee
Eagle is tracking this he will post here soon
https://public.tableau.com/en-us/search/vizzes/welcometheeagle

Thank you