The Biden COVID vaccine

Trump and his team developed a vaccine in record time...
Biden was hiding in his basement.

If you are pro this vaccine, you should be thanking 45, the greatest President in a century, for making it happen.


The vaccine was made by a foreign company in another country with zero US funding moron.Other countries were vaccinating their citizens before The US was.In less than a month Biden has vaccinated 5xs more people than Trump did.Thanks for nothing Trump.Worst president ever.
 
The vaccine was made by a foreign company in another country with zero US funding moron.Other countries were vaccinating their citizens before The US was.In less than a month Biden has vaccinated 5xs more people than Trump did.Thanks for nothing Trump.Worst president ever.

Too put it in context -- in the less than a month since Biden has taken office.... he has vaccinated more people than any other country on the face of the earth -- including countries that have been vaccinating people for months.
 
The vaccine was made by a foreign company in another country with zero US funding moron.Other countries were vaccinating their citizens before The US was.In less than a month Biden has vaccinated 5xs more people than Trump did.Thanks for nothing Trump.Worst president ever.
preach it louder for the unwashed MAGAtards in the back row who don't clean their ears.
 
Too put it in context -- in the less than a month since Biden has taken office.... he has vaccinated more people than any other country on the face of the earth -- including countries that have been vaccinating people for months.


Indeed
 
The vaccine was made by a foreign company in another country with zero US funding moron.Other countries were vaccinating their citizens before The US was.In less than a month Biden has vaccinated 5xs more people than Trump did.Thanks for nothing Trump.Worst president ever.
LOL.
You and your ilk will do whatever they can to not give credit to dear President Trump - greatest in a century...even going so far as to change the name.
Just remember that Joe Biden, the most popular POTUS in US History (hahhahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahhaha) was hiding in his basement the entire time.
Thanks 45 - you are the best.

Hey Tony - when you get that jab just make sure you thanks President Donald Trump for making it happen.
 
Too put it in context -- in the less than a month since Biden has taken office.... he has vaccinated more people than any other country on the face of the earth -- including countries that have been vaccinating people for months.
Thanks President Trump for creating the vaccine and organizing its purchase and the logistics behind it.
Thank you 45!!
 
Too put it in context -- in the less than a month since Biden has taken office.... he has vaccinated more people than any other country on the face of the earth -- including countries that have been vaccinating people for months.
While Donnie was feuding with governors & sabotaging their states for bringing in PPE from S. Korea or dared speak ill to the cameras of his atrocious response.
 
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  • The White House and Amazon confirmed to Politico they're in talks about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
  • Amazon offered to help the Biden administration with its vaccination plans last month.
  • Many tech companies including Google, Facebook, and Airbnb have made similar offers.


The Biden Administration is looking into how it can tap Amazon's vast infrastructure to help with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

A White House spokesman confirmed to Politico that the administration is in talks with the tech giant. "We are consulting with many companies, including Amazon, about specific ways they can help execute the President's national strategy against COVID," the spokesman said.

"Companies with logistics and technical expertise could help Americans get vaccinated more efficiently and more equitably," he added.

An Amazon spokesperson told Politico that it was "committed to assisting governments with vaccination efforts as we work together to protect our workers and continue to provide essential services during the pandemic."

Amazon was not immediately available to comment on exactly what aspects of vaccine distribution it's discussing with the administration.

Dave Clark, CEO of Amazon's consumer business, wrote an open letter to Biden in January offering Amazon's help.

"We are prepared to leverage our operations, information technology, and communications capabilities and expertise to assist your administration's vaccination efforts," Clark wrote.

The company has also opened a pop-up vaccination clinic in its hometown of Seattle, which aims to administer 2,000 vaccines via a partnership with the Virginia Mason Medical Center.

Other tech companies have offered their services to the US government: Airbnb's CEO also sent an open letter to the Biden administration in January saying the company could help set up "vaccine depots."

Google announced in January it would convert some of its work spaces into vaccination sites, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a December interview that he had been in touch with the then-incoming Biden administration to ask how the company could help with the coronavirus response.
 
Thanks President Trump for creating the vaccine and organizing its purchase and the logistics behind it.
Thank you 45!!


LOL.
You and your ilk will do whatever they can to not give credit to dear President Trump - greatest in a century...even going so far as to change the name.
Just remember that Joe Biden, the most popular POTUS in US History (hahhahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahhaha) was hiding in his basement the entire time.
Thanks 45 - you are the best.

Hey Tony - when you get that jab just make sure you thanks President Donald Trump for making it happen.


Its seems you have turned to drugs to cope with Trumps loss.
 
We must never forget that the alliances Donnie two cents demonized because of a woman (Germany/Merkel) and the policies Biden holds in high regard (immigration to include Muslim countries) are what made the Biden Vaccine possible.

#NeverForget

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...acb78c-2467-11eb-9c4a-0dc6242c4814_story.html
Their coronavirus vaccine candidate has made them billionaires. This modest German Turkish couple doesn’t own a car.

BERLIN — At 8 p.m. Sunday evening, the phone rang with the call Ugur Sahin, chief executive of the German medical start-up BioNTech, had been anxiously awaiting.

“Are you sitting down?” Pfizer chief Albert Bourla asked him.

The news that followed was better than Sahin had hoped: Preliminary analysis from Phase 3 trials of his company’s coronavirus vaccine showed 90 percent protection.

“I was more than excited,” said Sahin, speaking to The Washington Post on a video call from his home in the western German city of Mainz.

The interim results put the 55-year-old and his co-founder wife, Ozlem Tureci, in the front of the pack racing for a safe and effective vaccine. Global markets rallied, and stock soared for BioNTech — a small-by-pharma-industry-standards company that has yet to see a vaccine using its technology brought to market. For the corona-weary masses, it was a much-needed glimpse of a potential end in sight.

Britain first country to grant Pfizer coronavirus vaccine emergency authorization

Sahin and Tureci celebrated with cups of Turkish tea at home. There weren’t many other options, with Germany under a new coronavirus lockdown. But it was also typical of the couple, who are intensely driven in their work yet understated in their personal lives.

The husband-and-wife team behind one of the world’s top coronavirus vaccine candidates are the sort of people who don’t own a car and who took the morning off for their wedding day in 2002 before returning to the lab. Half a day was “sufficient,” Tureci explained.

Sahin and Tureci, both children of Turkish immigrants to Germany, met while working on an oncology ward in the southwestern city of Homburg. They found they shared an interest in getting the body’s immune system to fight cancer.

Sahin was born in the Mediterranean city of Iskenderun and moved to Germany when he was 4. His father was a “Gastarbeiter,” or guest worker, at a Ford factory in Cologne.

Tureci’s family moved to Germany from Turkey before she was born, after her father finished medical school. “He schlepped me everywhere when I was young,” she said, “to the hospital and to see patients and such.”

In her studies, Tureci was surprised by the gap between advances in medical technology and what was available to doctors and patients. She and Sahin decided the best way to close that gap was to launch their own company.

Founded in 2008, BioNTech’s work focused primarily on cancer vaccines using what is known as messenger RNA technology. While traditional vaccines require labor-intensive production of viral proteins, mRNA vaccines deploy a piece of genetic code that instructs a person’s immune system to produce the proteins itself.

Elegant but unproven, RNA experiments leap to the front in coronavirus vaccine race. Will they work?

Sahin said he hadn’t closely followed the science of the novel coronavirus spreading in China, but on Jan. 24 he received a scientific paper that rang alarm bells. It described both serious cases and an asymptomatic carrier. He Googled “Wuhan” and saw it was a well-connected megacity with an international airport.

“That’s the full pattern you need for a pandemic virus,” he said.

It took a few days to talk others at the company into putting their resources behind a coronavirus vaccine, he said, as some experts were still dismissing the potential for a pandemic as hype. “In a company, it’s a matter of convincing people that they need to install a lot of energy,” he said. Energy is something Sahin exudes as he talks excitedly about the vaccine’s prospects.

It was a “snowball effect,” Tureci said. “He was very convincing that this kind of pandemic could develop.”

Within four weeks, the first wave of the epidemic in Europe was in full swing, and BioNTech had 20 vaccine candidates as part of what it dubbed project “Lightspeed” (no connection to the U.S. government’s “Operation Warp Speed”). With a team of more than 1,000 people in Mainz working “24-7,” Sahin said, the company narrowed its most promising candidates down to four. But it didn’t have the resources to conduct large-scale clinical trials or the production and distribution that would be necessary.

BioNTech approached Pfizer, with whom they had an existing relationship, working on influenza vaccines.

“The answer came immediately and was a yes,” said Tureci. In April, Pfizer invested an initial $185 million toward the vaccine development and said it would release up to $563 million more based on milestones in the development.

When the interim Phase 3 results came in, Tureci said, they took her by surprise. “As a scientist, I’m very cautious and tend to be a bit pessimistic,” she said.

Sahin said the news was “extremely relieving.”

The United States had already ordered 100 million doses, with an option for 500 million more. The European Union on Wednesday agreed on an order for an initial 200 million.

Amid the whirlwind of publicity, tweets from President Trump have brought some bemusement. “Complete nonsense” is how Sahin describes the accusation that the companies sat on the results until after the election.

And as for Trump’s claims of credit: “I’m not sure where the U.S. government would have had input in this,” Tureci said.

Trump rails against ‘medical deep state’ after Pfizer vaccine news comes after Election Day

Other world leaders have sent messages of cautious hope. No mRNA vaccine has received regulatory approval before, though scientists in the United States, Britain and China, as well as with one other German company, are pursuing similar vaccines for the coronavirus.

While the results are “encouraging,” they are only preliminary, German health officials said at a news conference Monday.

“This is a new virus and a completely new situation for mankind,” said Sahin. “That provides an opportunity to prove that the technology works and works faster than existing technologies.”

“Manufacturing will be a challenge,” he said. “It is such a huge amount of doses. It’s far from being easy.” He said it will be tight to get any distribution this year, with regulatory approval — if all goes to plan — not expected until mid-December.

Sahin and Tureci are now a billionaire couple, numbering among the 100 richest Germans, according to the German paper Welt am Sonntag. Sahin said he can’t avoid watching the stock price go up — “but it doesn’t really matter that much.” He’s more concerned about getting his first product to the market.

“I don’t have a car. I’m not going to buy a plane,” said Sahin, who cycles to work every day. “What’s life-changing is to be able to impact something in the medical field.”


When Joe and the Skank were campaigning they reiterated that they would not take any vaccine developed while Trump was president.

First thing they did when elected and not even sworn in yet...........was.......?

Joe owes his life to Trump. Say it loudly Joe: THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP.

Okay, now your turn Skank: THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP. YOU DA MAN!!!
 
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