margarita25
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It amazes me how we divide along party lines on something like this. It shows how we listen to our political leaders more than think for ourselves.https://www.thedenverchannel.com/ne...itical-parties-in-who-wants-to-get-vaccinated
[...But the party split was notable: Eighty-eight percent of Democrats said they planned to get vaccinated, compared to 57% of unaffiliated voters and just 29% of Republicans who were polled.
Rural voters (23% yes) and Trump voters (24% yes) said they were much less likely to get vaccinated in comparison to suburban women (61% yes) and four-year college voters (68% yes).
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The biggest priorities for the people polled were creating jobs and improving the economy, the vaccine rollout and the coronavirus response, but the top priorities differed by generation and by political affiliation – with Democrats saying the vaccine rollout and addressing the coronavirus were the top issues, compared to most Republicans saying jobs and the economy and reopening businesses were the top priorities.]
Colorado vaccination site closes early after reactions to Johnson & Johnson vaccine
'We followed our protocols and in an abundance of caution, made the decision'
“A vaccination site in Colorado closed early Wednesday after a "limited number" of people began having adverse reactions to the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, resulting in hundreds of people who waited in line for hours being sent home without receiving a shot.”
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Dick’s Sporting Goods Park vaccination site closes early after some suffer adverse reactions
Reportedly, 11 out of 1700 injected with J&J vaccine had an adverse reaction.
I am very pleased that this is being reported in MSM because knowledge is power and I think all should consider their own health and circumstances in deciding upon the COVID vaccine.
It's been about 29 hours since I received the J & J vaccine and I'm happily counting myself as one and done!
Although I found the injection itself more painful in comparison to my flu vaccine months earlier, I've had no arm pain or soreness. I did experience sporadic body chills today but nothing that prevented me from work or carrying on with normal daily activities.