Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and their families should get the Covid Vaccine

[MineralMan]

forthwith. Or, it should be offered to them immediately, at least. When it comes to essential workers, they are among the most essential.

Such vaccinations would not deprive anyone of the vaccine, but it would help to protect our President and Vice President. That is an essential goal.

Further, seeing them receive the vaccine would help encourage others to get vaccinated when the vaccines are generally available.

[soothsayer]

1. I guess I worry about Putin's influence so much that it worries me to have anyone sticking Joe and

Kamala.

Weird when you can’t trust your own country. But I’m probably overly nervous about such things.

[MineralMan]

2. I don't think that is any cause for concern.

Truly.

[soothsayer]

5. I'm sure you're right. Just nervous is all.

[North Shore Chicago]

3. The CDC

is waiting for the list of potential side effects, so am I.

[beachbumbob]

4. I would not advise this at this moment

[jimfields33]

6. No matter when it starts, I'm sure they are front of the line as well as the

entire congress.

[Nay]

7. I'm sure they already have gotten the vaccine. No worries there. nt

[ananda]

8. Not yet.

Well, maybe the Astra Zeneca one.

That one looks like the best option.

Even so, I would wait awhile to see
how it works in the general pop.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

9. No.

We still haven't seen any actual figures about the safety and efficacy of any of the vaccines, other than a vague "90% effective" or "95% effective". We still don't have any breakdown as to ages or health status of those in the tests.

I was listening to something on NPR yesterday which pointed out that children have not been included in the testing so far. And I'm pretty sure few, if any, senior citizens.

When they do get vaccinated, it should be in front of cameras and with great flourish. But not until we are more certain about these vaccines.