Pfizer vaccine..90 percent

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(11-11-2020, 12:28 PM)hollodero Wrote: I don't really think Trump set much in motion. The idea to work on a vaccine was not put into the world by Trump, the companies imho figured that out on their own.

As for easing regulations, I don't really know. I'd somewhat expect any admin to react to this covid crisis by trying to minimize the administrative hurdles, meaning remove the unnecessary ones and keep the essential ones in place. I don't know if that happened, or if that had any influence on the Pfizer/Biontech advances and their timetable.

My issue with the whole notion is this, there are many scientists, doctors, experts, whatever, at Pfizer and Biontech that made this advances possible. People that sure worked all day every day, without that much pay, whom Trump probably would regard as suckers and losers for being not all that rich. They did the work, they deserve credit, but what is the only thing that comes to people's minds? Let's applaud Trump. Even if he had very little at best to do with anything.

People criticize his actions on this and a lot called for more lockdowns and things.

There's no reason to think that any other administration would have for even could have handled this as well as the Trump administration.

Vaccines usually take years to complete, so how can you even pretend like Trump's easing regulations and things didn't help a lot?

(11-11-2020, 02:41 PM)bfine32 Wrote: IDK who's trying harder:

Trump to take credit

Folks denying Trump credit,

Bottom line: This is great news but we have to find a way to make it divisive,

Trump set this all into motion, even if they weren't in the official government program, so anyone refusing to give Trump credit is obviously just biased with hate.