The Biden administration indicated on Monday that it would welcome the former President Trump
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“If former President Trump woke up tomorrow and wanted to be more vocal about the safety and effectiveness of the campaign, of the vaccine, we would surely support him,” White House press secretary Psaki said in a session informative with journalists.
“All the other former presidents alive … have participated in public campaigns,” he added. “They didn’t need a recorded invitation to do it. You can decide to do it. If so, great. But there are many different ways to commit to getting people with a wide range of support and political support to know that the vaccine is safe and effective “.
President Biden
Joe Biden The Hill’s Morning Report – Presented by Facebook – Biden will be launched, all senator of the relief law COVID-19 The Oregon senator takes the lead in the Democratic debate on filibustering This week: Democrats observe the next step after the coronavirus relief bill wins MORE, asked after a speech on the American Rescue Plan about whether Trump should be more vocal about the vaccine, returned to the podium to answer the question.
He said his focus was more on doctors, preachers and other local leaders who would resonate with Republicans.
“I discussed it with my team and they said that what has the most impact than anything Trump would say to the people at MAGA is what the local doctor, what the local preachers, what the people in the community say.” , said Biden. “Therefore, I urge all local ministers and priests to talk about why, why it is important to get this vaccine, and even then, until everyone is vaccinated, to wear this mask.”
Psaki has been asked at each of the last two press meetings about recent polls showing Republicans, and Republican men in particular, are among the most likely to say they will refuse to get the coronavirus vaccine.
The press secretary acknowledged last week that the Biden administration, which is staffed by Democratic officials, is unlikely to be the best messenger to convince vaccine conservatives. He noted that the demographic population is more likely to trust their personal physician, community leaders or religious organizations, and that the administration has taken action to try to reduce hesitation.
Still, Trump maintains considerable, dedicated follow-up, and experts have acknowledged that he could persuade many of his supporters to get vaccinated if he talked about it. Trump told supporters to “get shot” in a line from a 90-minute speech last month, but on the other hand, he has been silent on the issue.
Trump was the only living ex-president who did not appear at a PSA launched last week involving former presidents Jimmy Carter
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Trump got his shot in his last days in the White House, but he did it without telling anyone or doing it on camera. In the past, he got into anti-vaccine conspiracies on social media.
Anthony Fauci
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