The president has lost his patience.
He tried all the encouragement and encouragement from the heart and the call for white and blue to patriotism that resonates in the hearts of Americans. However, according to his estimates, not enough people listened: One-fourth of those eligible did not wipe their hands, clap their hands, and volunteer for the COVID shoot.
“What else is there to wait for? What more do you need to know? “Joe Biden is angry He asked without hesitation Thursday. “We have provided vaccines for free, safe, and easy. The vaccine has been approved by the FDA. More than 200 million Americans have voted once. ”
But Biden will not wait for the answer to his questions. He and his supervisors complete the compulsion. Now, the president has taken the reins by announcing new vaccines.
Employers with more than 100 employees will need to ensure that their employees are fully immunized or submit a weekly test to pay compensation. Any health care provider who receives Fedare or Medicaid funding should do the same. Anyone boarding the plane must wear a mask or return a fine, courtesy of the TSA.
How is this possible? Biden did not elaborate on the importance of the damage works but also on those responsible. “This is a pandemic of those who have not been vaccinated,” he said, “and it is because even though America has the most successful immunization program ever, even though for five months almost free vaccines have been available in 80,000 different locations, we still have almost no population. 80 million Americans have failed to shoot. ”
He lamented to those who had not been vaccinated: “Our patience is waning and your refusal has caused us all.” He told Republican governors to try to stop him: “If the governor does not help us deal with the epidemic, I will use my power as President to remove them.”
And he changed the way he had always done.
When the President was elected, Biden was asked about the appropriate vaccine a few weeks after trying the first vaccine. “No, I don’t think it should be forced. I can’t force it, ”she said. said in December, adding, “But I can do everything I can – just as I don’t think masks should be universally accepted – and do all I can as President of the United States to encourage people to do the right thing.”
The voluntary method seemed to work. The president told a crowd gathered at the White House to watch July 4 firefighters that “we are closer than ever to declare our freedom from the deadly virus.” The crowd is not happy. Even Biden was not. He was courageous, and supportive. “Please, if you have not been vaccinated, do so,” he said he pleaded. “Do this now, do it for yourself, your loved ones, your community and your country.”
Even as the delta diversity of coronavirus began to burn across the country, the White House adhered to the message and its tone. Asked if the President could start criticizing the hostages, as Republican Ambassador Kay Ivey did in Alabama in late July, journalist Jen Psaki he was determined. “I don’t think it’s our responsibility to blame, but all we can do is provide enough information to the public.”
If the government should intervene and vaccinate, they were asked. “It’s not a government official,” replied Psaki. “That is the responsibility of corporations, corporations, and others. This is a must. ”To prevent confusion, Rochelle Walensky’s Center for the Disease Control and Prevention Director he waited on July 30 that “there will be no governmental authority.”
Since then, the president has addressed his problem. “We can and will change COVID-19,” he told the White House on Thursday in announcing his recommendations. “We have the weapons, and now we have to finish the job with truth, with science, with courage, and as one world.”
Those words shocked Gov. Asa Hutchinson by surprise. Missing Republican alliance, arrested recently as “A colleague of work” is the White House for willing to allow teachers to seek out masks in public schools. By the time Biden had finished speaking, Hutchinson was furious. He told RealClearPolitics that the management’s approval was “disappointing because it is a change of policy. It is a change, and the President has done this in haste.”
Hutchinson, a former chair of the National Governors Association, added that he was now worried that what he could do would be a disservice to people who have not been vaccinated because “when the government pushes, there are attempts to get people to fight them.”
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte was also disappointed, and rejected a job that his boss had listed as “illegal first, and second non-American.” He told the RCP that in his government “we already have enough problems to get people back to work, and there is something else that makes it difficult.”
Gianforte signed a legal document that allows employers to receive the vaccine as a job. “The law from the Biden administration is banned in Montana,” he said, promising to oppose the law and the public but to ensure that cases go to court.
The president did not respond to allegations of wrongdoing, nor did he respond to questions from the media. He turned and left on Thursday, without telling her.
Former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Sen. Mike Lee has already reached his decision. He told the RCP that “by forcing their citizens to receive medical treatment,” the President has “shown a lack of respect for US law.” Lee is not opposed to the vaccine. He took it, and he explained at length earlier this year why. The Republican Utah, like many of its more cautious allies, does not want to shoot. He did not hesitate to challenge the President and his new policies. “In an effort to be more independent, Biden is endangering this type of fiber,” Lee said. “Freedom and liberty are the hallmarks of America that has tried.”