Guess what crowd this sounds like:
Joe Biden questioned whether a vaccine would be “real.”
In August, Biden suggested the vaccines might be unsafe, saying “if and when the vaccine comes, it’s not likely to go through all the tests…and trials that are needed to be done.”
In September, Biden legitimized those who were questioning the safety of the vaccines, saying, “who’s going to take the shot? Are you going to be the first one to say sign me up?”
Days later, then-Biden Press Secretary Symone Sanders repeatedly refused to say whether Biden would take the COVID vaccine if it was approved before election day.
A week later, Biden said the American people “should not have confidence” in the vaccine unless it met his campaign’s specific criteria.
In September, Kamala Harris refused to say whether she would take a vaccine approved before Election Day: “I think that’s going to be an issue for all of us.”
Harris said that scientists would not have the “last word” in approving the vaccine, and suggested a vaccine may not be effective.
Ron Klain, now White House Chief of Staff, tweeted: “When you read how Team Trump played politics with testing it makes you wonder how they will handle vaccines?”
https://gop.com/research/democrats-repeatedly-undermined-the-vaccine/
Yep. It is simply inconceivable to me that a thinking brain could hold this position then do a 180 on on it and join “Team Pfizer”. Yet a political party seems to have pulled this off on their constituents.
Guess I better start conceiving it though, because it just happened.