US EditionDeSantis says he won’t support Covid vaccine funding if elected president
- Ron DeSantis, a candidate for president, made a controversial statement that he would not fund further coronavirus vaccines for Americans if elected. This raises concerns about public health and the accessibility of vaccines for all citizens.
- DeSantis's stance on not paying for vaccines contradicts the efforts of the government and health organizations to ensure widespread vaccination and control the pandemic. This decision could have serious consequences for public health and the nation's ability to overcome the COVID-19 crisis.
- DeSantis's statement highlights a potential lack of prioritization for public health and demonstrates a disregard for the well-being of the American people. His stance on vaccine funding could undermine efforts to achieve widespread vaccination and control the spread of the virus.
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DeSantis vows to revoke funding for COVID vaccines if elected in 2024
DeSantis, who remains a strong opponent of mandating COVID-19 vaccines and other pandemic measures, claimed that there isn't enough research to show whether the benefits of the new boosters outweigh the potential risks.
DeSantis say he would not fund booster vaccines as president, vows 'reckoning' on COVID policies
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said in a new interview that aired Wednesday that he would not fund COVID-19 booster vaccines if elected president, promising first a "reckoning" when it comes to pandemic policies. DeSantis made the vow during a wide-ranging sit down interview with ABC News at the site of an oil rig in Midland, Texas, before rolling out his proposed presidential energy policy. "As governor of Florida, you’ve told residents who are und…
DeSantis says he won’t support Covid vaccine funding if elected president
By Steve Contorno and Kit Maher, CNN (CNN) — Ron DeSantis on Wednesday said if elected president, he would not pay for further coronavirus vaccines for Americans. “Certainly, we’re not going to fund them,” the Florida Republican governor said during a wide-ranging interview with ABC News recorded Wednesday from Midland, Texas, where he announced his domestic energy policy. The comment comes as DeSantis has ramped up his attacks in recent weeks o…
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