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Crémieux
@cremieuxrecueil
On several occasions, Trump has defended the vaccines he helped to bring to fruition in record time, only to be met with boos from his supporters But he should be proud, because Operation Warp Speed was an amazing feat and a model for private-public collaboration for public good
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operation warp speed was og trump’s greatest success a take uniquely hated by all sides
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Ronen▼
@RonenV
We must make medicine available but not mandatory. Don't force meds, but let people try them. This balance has been hard for institutions, so people resent meds that were shoved down their throat -- because they resent the shoving. "Letting people make the vax was good, forcing
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Tom Quinn ⚜️
@doublespeak152
The deep dive I read on it explicitly gave all the credit to Kushner from the ppl who worked it. Iirc he was uniquely able to tame his father in laws worst instincts to micromanage it. But that’s just one side of the story obviously.
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Drometheus
@justluciano
I think he also had one of the generals leading it from the government side so whenever anyone hit a road block they would call the general and he would make whatever happen happen like get the burecrats to work on the weekend and stuff. Got to find the story.
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vy
@vious_and_couth
1000%. OWS (… where have I seen that acronym before) should not be memory holed even if it is inconvenient for BOTH sides.
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Chris
@Finance_EconGuy
Agreed. This was by far his most successful accomplishment and yet both parties deny it because Dems hate him and republicans hate vaccines
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Failure to Elude
@SmotWicket
I would say odds are pretty good he shifts toward singing praises about it again since he would love to take credit for anything and everything normally and angering base isn't such a big deal now.
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Ashby M
@AshbyM
Operation Warpspeed was brilliant. The vaccines were useful for older folks. The problem was coercion with vaccine mandates.
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Dave
@DilligafDave01
Correct. One can critique the vaccines themselves, and their manufacturers, but the mobilisation performed to get them out there was quite something.
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Markus Plesner Dalin
@DalinPlesner
They should do an operation warp speed for inventing new military technology that can give the US the edge in a conflict with China and allow Ukraine to win over Russia.
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badguy974
@badguy974
he got a vaccine that doesnt work to market really fast! lmao i have no real opinion about this but, yeah.
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Meme Wrangler
@PacingHipShoot
It was a total scam which was obvious from the beginning. They paid to order billions of doses of vaccines from various companies before they had even been made or tested. Then they all "magically worked as expected" (not). After saying coronavirus vaccine had never been done.
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Rufus Firefly
@RufusFirefly24
Hysterical how NOBODY wanted to discuss the vaccine this election cycle. Dems ignored it because they’d have to credit Trump. Republicans ignored it bc they’d have to credit Trump. Politics is hilarious.
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Ryan Farmer
@RyanFarmer88
OWS was idiotic at best. They had little idea about what the “vaccines” would do and were, in fact, wrong. Everyone knows they didn’t even really work and were harmful to some and unnecessary for most. The implementation cost untold billions and resulting in horrific inflation.
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Felicia Lee
@FeliciaLee1584
The problem was that the Democrats used the vaccines to impose totalitarian and draconian mandates and restrictions on free speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of association. President Trump and all of us must never allow them - or anyone - to do that again.
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Rick M
@RM13892698
I think if the CDC and NIH had been more honest and stopped giving bad advice about things like giving the vaccine to young children, masking, closing schools, etc… the vaccine itself might not have gotten such a bad reputation.
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