“Folks, I know we’re all tired and frustrated about the pandemic,” President Biden said on Tuesday ahead of his meeting with his pandemic response team.
“These coming weeks are going to be challenging,” the president acknowledged, himself sounding weary from months of battling crosscurrents of political resistance and medical misinformation, not to not to mention a virus that has proven intractable at every turn.
As he has in the past, Biden trained his frustrations on the millions of Americans who remain unvaccinated, despite the overwhelming scientific consensus that the vaccines are safe and effective. He bluntly charged the unvaccinated with “taking up hospital beds and crowding emergency rooms and intensive care units,” thus not only endangering themselves but also prolonging a pandemic that many had hoped would be over by now.
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