Trump and RFK Jr. to Ban COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Within Months’

[Anonymous]

CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I absolutely admire CDC leaders who are holding their ground today and releasing public statements about the dangers to USA citizens by withholding valuable health care and information. They know there will be preventable deaths and suffering without the vaccines. Teamed with the upcoming losses in health insurance, this will be expensive for all of us, in more ways than one.

Of note, the pediatricians through the AAP are also standing up to this clown car parade of anti-science. They are most deliberately speaking out and issuing their own evidence-based recommendation, in direct contradiction to the federal government.

+1 Health care professionals suffered the most through COVID, treating the sickest without prejudice at risk to their own health even though many of the sick were stupid idiots who refused to get vaccinated and then took up scarce medical resources.

Yes, my Dad was called into the hospital to place breathing machines even though he was a pediatrician because he had experience from his high needs peds cases. He had to wear homemade masks when they ran out and risked his life given he was nearly 70 during COVID's initial hit. He had colleagues die from COVID. He keeps up with all his vaccines and boosters and agrees with his colleagues at AAP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t there recent research from Europe saying either covid or the vaccine (they aren’t sure) ages your blood vessels by 5 years on average—noting the link to vasculitis (among other issues)?

Perhaps that’s why most doctors aren’t recommending it for kids and healthy adults any longer?

FTR I got the original vax and was boosted, but I haven’t opted for continual covid vaccines. I’m also a lifelong liberal who would never vote for a R. But my pediatrician stopped recommending the covid vaccine a while ago based on “the science,” so I feel like research has evolved.

Instead of a knee-jerk reaction, perhaps there is a middle ground?

This is such a sensible response. As a middle aged late woman home right now with my first ever bout of Covid, even I support a common sense, open-minded understanding of this topic. For healthy people, the risks of the vaccines simply do not outweigh the risks of Covid. I don't feel great right now, but it's just a bad cold. I had the first round of shots and no boosters. Too many in the medical community are coming out with new recommendations about the safety and efficacy. I wish people would just be more open-minded instead of jumping right to insults of people who happen to have a different perspective.

You are full of it and don’t know what you are talking about. I’m in the same demographic as you and had Covid 8 months ago. Still struggling with altered taste buds and congestion. My doctor has told me it can take 1-2 years to resolve fully.

Also my WBC’s have mysteriously dropped and they are not sure if this is Covid related or not.

So, please present this mysterious data of which you speak!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I absolutely admire CDC leaders who are holding their ground today and releasing public statements about the dangers to USA citizens by withholding valuable health care and information. They know there will be preventable deaths and suffering without the vaccines. Teamed with the upcoming losses in health insurance, this will be expensive for all of us, in more ways than one.

Of note, the pediatricians through the AAP are also standing up to this clown car parade of anti-science. They are most deliberately speaking out and issuing their own evidence-based recommendation, in direct contradiction to the federal government.

+1 Health care professionals suffered the most through COVID, treating the sickest without prejudice at risk to their own health even though many of the sick were stupid idiots who refused to get vaccinated and then took up scarce medical resources.

Yes, my Dad was called into the hospital to place breathing machines even though he was a pediatrician because he had experience from his high needs peds cases. He had to wear homemade masks when they ran out and risked his life given he was nearly 70 during COVID's initial hit. He had colleagues die from COVID. He keeps up with all his vaccines and boosters and agrees with his colleagues at AAP.

Many, many thanks to your Dad for his service during those terrible times. Sounds like a wonderful doctor and human being.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t there recent research from Europe saying either covid or the vaccine (they aren’t sure) ages your blood vessels by 5 years on average—noting the link to vasculitis (among other issues)?

Perhaps that’s why most doctors aren’t recommending it for kids and healthy adults any longer?

FTR I got the original vax and was boosted, but I haven’t opted for continual covid vaccines. I’m also a lifelong liberal who would never vote for a R. But my pediatrician stopped recommending the covid vaccine a while ago based on “the science,” so I feel like research has evolved.

Instead of a knee-jerk reaction, perhaps there is a middle ground?

This is such a sensible response. As a middle aged late woman home right now with my first ever bout of Covid, even I support a common sense, open-minded understanding of this topic. For healthy people, the risks of the vaccines simply do not outweigh the risks of Covid. I don't feel great right now, but it's just a bad cold. I had the first round of shots and no boosters. Too many in the medical community are coming out with new recommendations about the safety and efficacy. I wish people would just be more open-minded instead of jumping right to insults of people who happen to have a different perspective.

You are full of it and don’t know what you are talking about. I’m in the same demographic as you and had Covid 8 months ago. Still struggling with altered taste buds and congestion. My doctor has told me it can take 1-2 years to resolve fully.

Also my WBC’s have mysteriously dropped and they are not sure if this is Covid related or not.

So, please present this mysterious data of which you speak!

DP. Not exactly a shining endorsement of the vaccine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a reputable source and explains it all:

https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/acip-member-critical-covid-vaccines-lead-review

Basically it is a huckster with a degree in management who was put on a fake ACIP by rfk, and the next meeting he plans to “review” mRNA vaccines and covid vaccines and remove them from market.

Got my covid booster a week ago. This is terrible, as we are staring down a covid wave and group most affected (according to ER and hospitalizations) is 0-18.

But you didn't get the booster with the updated strain, right? Those are not available yet, my understanding is.

No. One could still get the one from last year, which is same family strain- the one developed and produced for release now is tweaked and updated- but the one from last year still offered excellent protection. Better than nothing, which is what we will have until this nightmare ends.
*side note- hep A, mmrv, and rsv are next on their list for the “review” by the fake ACIP/clown car…get it before 9/18 or lose that too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

States are going to have to update their regulations so that they don't rely on a ACIP recommendation, only FDA approval.

They should have started working on that right after Trump was elected.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

What about Walgreens?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

What about Walgreens?

It turned out laws apply to them, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

States are going to have to update their regulations so that they don't rely on a ACIP recommendation, only FDA approval.

They should have started working on that right after Trump was elected.

People are going to be going to Canada to get vaccines so their kids don't die of whooping cough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

States are going to have to update their regulations so that they don't rely on a ACIP recommendation, only FDA approval.

They should have started working on that right after Trump was elected.

People are going to be going to Canada to get vaccines so their kids don't die of whooping cough.

Yup, we're adjusting our vacation plans to include a road trip to Canada. There's too much crazy going on here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CVS Holds Off on Offering Covid Vaccines in 16 States
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/28/well/cvs-pharmacy-covid-vaccine-16-states.html
The country’s largest pharmacy chain said it needed a C.D.C. panel to recommend the shots before it could offer them nationwide.

We lose the vaccines in DC and Virginia. Thanks a lot MAGA idiots.

CVS will make the vaccines available nationwide if the advisory panel recommends them, Ms. Thibault said. But since the panel hasn’t yet made a decision, the company is holding off in states where it believes its pharmacists need a C.D.C. endorsement.

Those states are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and West Virginia, along with the District of Columbia.

Unbelievable. News articles are already reporting people turned away from CVS who had vaccine appts.

I know 2 people turned away in Alexandria who had pre-existing appointments. Said they now need a prescription for the vaccine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t there recent research from Europe saying either covid or the vaccine (they aren’t sure) ages your blood vessels by 5 years on average—noting the link to vasculitis (among other issues)?

Perhaps that’s why most doctors aren’t recommending it for kids and healthy adults any longer?

FTR I got the original vax and was boosted, but I haven’t opted for continual covid vaccines. I’m also a lifelong liberal who would never vote for a R. But my pediatrician stopped recommending the covid vaccine a while ago based on “the science,” so I feel like research has evolved.

Instead of a knee-jerk reaction, perhaps there is a middle ground?

This is such a sensible response. As a middle aged late woman home right now with my first ever bout of Covid, even I support a common sense, open-minded understanding of this topic. For healthy people, the risks of the vaccines simply do not outweigh the risks of Covid. I don't feel great right now, but it's just a bad cold. I had the first round of shots and no boosters. Too many in the medical community are coming out with new recommendations about the safety and efficacy. I wish people would just be more open-minded instead of jumping right to insults of people who happen to have a different perspective.

You are full of it and don’t know what you are talking about. I’m in the same demographic as you and had Covid 8 months ago. Still struggling with altered taste buds and congestion. My doctor has told me it can take 1-2 years to resolve fully.

Also my WBC’s have mysteriously dropped and they are not sure if this is Covid related or not.

So, please present this mysterious data of which you speak!

Not to mention that no one knows what the implications of COVID may be in the years to come.