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In reply to the discussion: CDC advisers to vote Tuesday on who will be first in line for a vaccine [View all]

groundloop

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2. Wait a minute..... I read an article yesterday saying it was going to be up to individual states
Reply to brooklynite (Original post)
Tue Dec 1, 2020, 11:05 AM
Dec 2020

I guess we shouldn't expect any sort of consistency from the US Government yet, not until IT leaves the White House.

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CDC advisers to vote Tuesday on who will be first in line for a vaccine [View all] brooklynite Dec 2020 OP
Not that I'll get a vote... but I disagree FBaggins Dec 2020 #1
The whole US is pretty much the area of great outbreak as far as I can tell. LisaL Dec 2020 #6
Wait a minute..... I read an article yesterday saying it was going to be up to individual states groundloop Dec 2020 #2
Something Laurie reminds me of...the US doesn't have exclusive rights to the vaccine brooklynite Dec 2020 #3
With the limited initial supply, prioritizing health care workers & seniors in care homes is best. LonePirate Dec 2020 #4
I think it could be argued that first responders should be, well ... first. mr_lebowski Dec 2020 #5
The professional athlete, the wealthy, are always first in line somehow????? northoftheborder Dec 2020 #7
While half of America has been hunkered down the rest of us have been on the front lines every day. pecosbob Dec 2020 #8
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