Joe Biden, who was fully vaccinated before his inauguration, has been accused of playing loose with the facts after stating that there was no Covid-19 shot when he entered office. But some insist it was a harmless verbal slip.
Speaking with CNN’s Anderson Cooper at a town hall event on Tuesday, the US president explained in a rather disjointed way that the United States lacked both vaccines and health workers capable of administering them when he moved into the White House last month.
“The biggest thing though…it’s one thing that the vaccine, which we didn’t have when we came into office, but a vaccinator. How do you get the vaccine into someone’s arm?” he said.
The only problem: Both the Moderna and the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines were given emergency use authorization by the US Food and Drug Administration before Biden was sworn in on January 20. In fact, Biden himself received his first dose of the Pfizer vaccine on December 21. The procedure was even televised live in an effort to reassure Americans that the drug was safe. As CNN reported, when Biden received his second dose of the drug on January 11, some nine million Americans had already been vaccinated.
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It wasn’t the only Bidenism.
Joe Biden says black people and Hispanics don’t know how to use the Internet and can’t figure out where to get the vaccine.
“Know how to get on line to get in line for the vaccination at the Walgreens”
Not to mention that black people and Hispanics know as well as anyone how to get on line, Joe, if you were paying attention to the country you’re supposed to be responsible for, you know that you can’t just get on line to get in line – while it might exist some places, there’s no such place I’ve been able to find in Oregon.
