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To: BeauBo

BeauBo wrote: “I believe that. Also, Monday was a Federal Holiday.”

I’ve said for several weeks that the vaccination plans lacked specifics on how the shots would be administered. The Trump administration correctly left that to the states. However, the Trump administration could have insisted that the states provide that as part of their state plans. The states should have identified the vaccination locations, hours of operations, and more specifically, how should individuals apply for appointments, how individuals would be informed of their status and appointment dates. Instead those plans merely repeated federal guidelines for priorities, etc,.


5 posted on 02/20/2021 2:19:47 PM PST by DugwayDuke (Most prefer experts who only say things they agree with.)
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To: DugwayDuke
...and more specifically, how should individuals apply for appointments, how individuals would be informed of their status and appointment dates.

Amen.

Also, an option to sign up by text should have been mandatory. None of this "Try to sign up by phone, and we'll drop you without notice if you miss our return call."

7 posted on 02/20/2021 2:48:10 PM PST by TChad (The MSM, having nuked its own credibility, is now bombing the rubble.)
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To: DugwayDuke
We do flu shots every year. People run to their nearest pharmacy.

The special storage, weather, "group preference" "by appointment only" has screwes things up.

Things will ease up with a more consistent supply and changes in the storage requirement. (That one really gets me.)

When the pharmacies go full throttle (like they always do). These problems will go away.

9 posted on 02/20/2021 3:25:00 PM PST by Sacajaweau
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