re: COVID Spike at UGA

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"The rollout plan left a lot to be desired" is what you said that I challenged, you haven't backed yourself up on that one yet because I gave you a comic out.

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I thought it went swimmingly. If anything, [put on foil hat] the FDA and/or Big Pharma sandbagged a few weeks until after the election... couldn't very well have a vaccine available before that, no sir.

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What is it that you felt I needed to backup? You gave a comical (one would presume) take that the vaccine approval was somehow delayed intentionally to be after the election, but it wasn't given emergency use authorization for a full month afterwards. If we were talking about a few days or a week, maybe I'd buy that someone was dragging their feet, but a month is unlikely given the state of things and how bad they expected the holiday season/travel to cause a spike.


Independent of that, my comment was about the actual logistical rollout of the vaccine delivery. As I said, it looked like a pretty clear reflection of Trump's camp focused on election and the election results and pretty much being ok with leaving everything in a state of disarray on the way out, as is frequently the case with an outbound president, particularly when the opposite party is taking over the office.