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For the first time since Biden’s election victory was announced, defeated incumbent Trump has made public statements. In doing so, he let go of doubts about staying in the White House.
US President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the success of the challenges he defeated against his elected successor Joe Biden. There will be no national shutdown with his government, Trump emphasized in a brief statement on the situation of the crown in the United States in the rose garden of the White House.
At the same time, he indicated that the decision could soon cease to be his. “Hopefully, whatever happens in the future, who knows what government it will be, I think it will show, but I can tell you that this administration will not go into a lockdown,” Trump said literally. Biden has yet to speak out in favor of the nationwide lockdown measures, but called on Trump to take immediate action to curb the spread of the virus.
Trump promises the corona vaccine soon
It was Trump’s first public statement since he was defeated by Biden. The owner asked citizens to be vigilant when dealing with Corona and promised that a vaccine for risk groups would be ready in a few weeks. However, the FDA’s drug approval agency has not yet approved an emergency approval for a vaccine.
The American pharmaceutical company Pfizer and the German company Biontech, whose vaccine, according to their information, based on the results of the initial investigation, offers more than 90 percent protection against corona infection, want to apply as soon as possible. Trump added that New York state will not receive a vaccine that will soon be available.
Health experts are alarmed
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, must first give the green light, the president said. This was in response to Cuomo’s announcement that New York State would conduct its own independent review of a vaccine. The background for this is the governor’s accusations that Trump is pressuring vaccine manufacturers for political reasons and that this could be at the expense of safety.
US health experts fear that the US may back down in the fight against the virus over Trump’s refusal to collude with future President Biden over his coronation policy in the final months of his term. Lawrence Gostin of Georgetown University said that even the good news about Pfizer developing a vaccine with a potential 90 percent effect could be ruined if Trump doesn’t start coordinating the exact procedures for introducing the vaccine with the Biden’s team.
