President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci said Wednesday that the U.S. has a “moral obligation” to share coronavirus vaccines and supplies worldwide and end the pandemic.
“I am certainly not against anything that can get doses of vaccine quickly into the arms of people in the developing world,” he told POLITICO. “I feel very strongly that we have a moral obligation as a rich nation, to really put our forces in our resources into helping those who would otherwise die because they happen to be in a country that they were born in.
The Biden administration has committed to sending essential Covid-19 assistance, such as raw materials and components for vaccines, therapeutics and personal protective equipment to India. It has also pledged to send 60 million AstraZeneca doses overseas, though the State Department is still working on a system for evaluating multiple different bids from countries across the globe. President Biden recently told reporters he intends to send at least some of the vaccine to India.
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sjsu_pols155 because we live in such a globalized world, international dependence on necessary products such the vaccine are expected and the US should help out
Of course we do. Gov takeover of big pharmaceutical should happen for world's sake if the balk at wiping out this pandemic over their usually obscene profits. newsocialistorder
Intellectual property vs human well being. Hmmmm... Fuck the patents.
Because Dr. Fauci actually has morals and a moral compass.
It's the right thing to do. We stand with Fauci.
After bungling the AIDS pandemic, and f*cking Covid messaging up beyond all recognition, Grandpa Tony has a moral obligation to resign and let someone else QB this thing.
Interesting timing.
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