Covid is right here, and it's getting bad fast.

Sounds like they are just in CYA mode in case it turns out to be a really bad variant.
I think so too. I listened to two doctors on FOX this morning and both were cautious, but neither seemed to be overly worried. Something about enough of the spiked proteins being the same that the vaccines (and natural immunity) should be at least somewhat effective.

They also cited some new studies, some of them peer reviewed, that continue to support natural immunity being as good or better than the vaccine. One doctor went as far as to say Faucii and the administration are afraid to mention natural immunity because it could derail their campaign to push vaccination.
 
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I think so too. I listened to two doctors on FOX this morning and both were cautious, but neither seemed to be overly worried. Something about enough of the spiked proteins being the same that the vaccines (and natural immunity) should be at least somewhat effective.

They also cited some new studies, some of them peer reviewed, that continue to support natural immunity being as good or better than the vaccine. One doctor went as far as to say Faucii and the administration are afraid to mention natural immunity because it coul dderail their campaign to push vaccination.

It's a shame they won't study it much, because it would really, really be helpful to know when/if natural immunity runs out.

It's been 11 months for me since I had it and 8 months since we were vaxed the second time. It would really be nice if I could understand what my risks truly are.
 
May 15, 2020:
The Trump administration on Friday rolled out a hyper-ambitious plan to develop and manufacture hundreds of millions of Covid-19 vaccine doses by the end of 2020, outlining an aggressive process that, if successful, would shatter conventional wisdom about the typical process for developing vaccines for emerging infectious diseases.

This effort of Trump's was successful, so I can agree that to create the vaccine, and get it tested and semi-approved will take months.

Then, the Delta variant surfaced in the United States. First identified in India in December 2020, Delta swept rapidly through that country and Great Britain before reaching the U.S., where it quickly surged. It is now the predominant SARS CoV-2 variant, accounting for more than 99% of COVID-19 cases and leading to an overwhelming increase in hospitalizations in some states.

So Delta has now been out for a year, and we don't have a vax for it. We only have a vax that will still allow Delta infections and transmit it to other vaxed or non-vaxed persons::

CDC (Sept 2021): Early evidence suggests infections in fully vaccinated persons caused by the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2 may be transmissible to others

Thanks Sleepy Joe, it's great that you are pushing a vaccine for last year's pandemic.

I can see the hand of Sleepy Joe's Administration in this:

Why don’t we have data on breakthrough cases?​

Up until May 1, 2021, the CDC recorded all breakthrough cases, whether mild, moderate, or severe. But starting on May 1, they began recording only breakthrough cases that resulted in hospitalization or death. The CDC explains that they made this change to “help maximize the quality of data collected on cases of greatest clinical and public health importance.”
But this means that in the U.S. we do not know how often breakthrough cases occur or which variants are causing breakthroughs (though given that by August 21, nearly 99% of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. were from the Delta variant, it is probable that many of the breakthrough cases, at least recently, are from Delta).
So, should you worry that a fully vaccinated person who may have an asymptomatic breakthrough case can unknowingly transmit the virus to someone who is unvaccinated?
I would say it’s not likely, but we don’t yet know with certainty, says Dr. Meyer. “Theoretically, it may be true that people are being infected by their asymptomatic vaccinated contacts, but we’re just not seeing that clinically,” she says. “And the verdict is out on this in terms of the epidemiologic data.”

Not looking at the rate of breakthrough cases would indicate to me that the rate is higher than expected and they wanted to hide that fact. This administration has bungled and hidden their incompetence since they have entered office.

IDIOTS.
 
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