Pelosi & Biden Blame GOP For Virus Spread, But Statistics Show Otherwise

Written By BlabberBuzz | Sunday, 01 August 2021 08:30 AM
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Nancy Pelosi and President Biden's digs at Republicans for refusing to get vaccinated have been cast into doubt after figures showed key Democrat demographics are among the main groups who are refusing to get jabbed.

Figures from both the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) show key Democrat voting blocs are also hesitant to agree to the shot.

Earlier this week, Nancy Pelosi attempted to blame Republican leaders for failing to encourage their constituents to get vaccinated, but failed to mention why her own party hadn't been pushing millions of reluctant Democrat voters to do so themselves.

'Certainly, the Republican Party has been delinquent in embracing the science that people need to be vaccinated,' she insisted.

Joe Biden also appeared to imply that partisanship was to blame for the United States' flagging vaccine drive during a lengthy White House speech Thursday.

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'Look this is not about red states and blue states, it's literally about life and death

'It's about life and death, that's what it's about you know and I know people talk about freedom.'

But data from sources including the government's own Centers for Disease Control shows that young people, as well as black and Hispanic Americans, are among the largest groups who are hesitant to get a COVID vaccine.

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The CDC reports that young Americans between 18-24 are among the most hesitant groups. They account for 9.2 percent of the U.S. population, but only 8 percent of the vaccinated population.

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A separate survey found that 25 percent of unvaccinated people in that age group have no intention of ever receiving the shots.

According to the KFF, 'less than half of black and Hispanic people have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose in nearly all states reporting data, including a number of states where less than a third have received a vaccine.'

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A separate KFF poll found that one in three black Americans and one in four Hispanic Americans would still refuse the COVID-19 vaccine even if all scientists determined it to be safe.

92 percent of Americans aged 65 to 74 and 87 percent of Americans 75 and older are at least partially vaccinated.

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And their data has found white Americans are more likely to have had a COVID vaccine than their black or Hispanic counterparts.

White Americans account for 59 percent of the vaccinated despite making up 61 percent of the population.

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However, liberal pundits are correct when they state that rural voters and Republicans - many of whom are white - are among the most vaccine-resistant groups.

Many rural areas also have lower vaccination rates than their urban peers, though the reason may not only be based on vaccine hesitancy.

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Almost half of the American population is fully vaccinated, and 57 percent are at least partially vaccinated.

Experts project that it may require the nation reaching 80 percent of the population getting fully vaccinated to reach herd immunity.

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