Former United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday recommended that Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19
, and especially to their voters, the group that is showing the most resistance to receiving the serum.
“I recommend it (get vaccinated), and I recommend it to a lot of people who don’t want to get vaccinated, and a lot of those people voted for me to be honest, “Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
Trump and his wife, former First Lady Melania Trump, were vaccinated against covid-19 before leaving power, although they did not make it public at the time.
In fact, The Trumps were the only ex-presidential couple that did not participate in a vaccination campaign that Barack and Michelle Obama have starred in. (2009-2017), George W. y Laura Bush (2001-2009), Bill y Hillary Clinton (1993-2001), y Jimmy y Rosalynn Carter (1977-1981).
White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki urged Trump on Monday precisely to “speak out about safety and efficacy“of the vaccine by highlighting that”all the others“Former presidents have done it and he said the Biden government would support that gesture.
In the interview with Fox News, Trump said that the COVID-19 vaccine “it’s good, it’s safe and it’s something that works“.
“But again we have our freedoms and we have to live with it and I support that too“said Trump, referring to people who have decided not to get vaccinated.
A recent CBS News poll indicated that 34% of Republican voters have no intention of getting vaccinated and 24% are still considering it, while among Democrats so only 10% do not want the vaccine and 20% are still undecided.
The Governor of Georgia –the state with the fewest vaccinated nationwide– Brian Kemp said last week that they are meeting “hesitation“among the group of white Republicans when it comes to getting vaccinated.
In United States, about 72.1 million people (21.7% of the population) have received at least one dose of the Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccines, of which 39 million (11.8%) they are already fully inoculated.
Most states with a smaller number of vaccinated populations are southern and traditional Republican fiefdoms such as Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee or Texas.
Former United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday recommended that Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19, and especially to their voters, the group that is showing the most resistance to receiving the serum.
“I recommend it (get vaccinated), and I recommend it to a lot of people who don’t want to get vaccinated, and a lot of those people voted for me to be honest, “Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
Trump and his wife, former First Lady Melania Trump, were vaccinated against covid-19 before leaving power, although they did not make it public at the time.
In fact, The Trumps were the only ex-presidential couple that did not participate in a vaccination campaign that Barack and Michelle Obama have starred in. (2009-2017), George W. y Laura Bush (2001-2009), Bill y Hillary Clinton (1993-2001), y Jimmy y Rosalynn Carter (1977-1981).
White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki urged Trump on Monday precisely to “speak out about safety and efficacy“of the vaccine by highlighting that”all the others“Former presidents have done it and he said the Biden government would support that gesture.
In the interview with Fox News, Trump said that the COVID-19 vaccine “it’s good, it’s safe and it’s something that works“.
“But again we have our freedoms and we have to live with it and I support that too“said Trump, referring to people who have decided not to get vaccinated.
A recent CBS News poll indicated that 34% of Republican voters have no intention of getting vaccinated and 24% are still considering it, while among Democrats so only 10% do not want the vaccine and 20% are still undecided.
The Governor of Georgia –the state with the fewest vaccinated nationwide– Brian Kemp said last week that they are meeting “hesitation“among the group of white Republicans when it comes to getting vaccinated.
In United States, about 72.1 million people (21.7% of the population) have received at least one dose of the Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson vaccines, of which 39 million (11.8%) they are already fully inoculated.
Most states with a smaller number of vaccinated populations are southern and traditional Republican fiefdoms such as Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee or Texas.
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