Has Joe Biden succeeded in anything since entering office? Sure, he has done things, but you’d be hard press to prove they were successes. He passed a massive “stimulus” bill in the Spring… which led to rising inflation and a worker’s shortage.
Oh! He killed off all of Trump’s border policies… which led to a horrible humanitarian crisis that is still raging.
But what about the vaccination? We all know it was Donald Trump who made the vaccine possible. Joe Biden, though, wanted a win from Trump’s hard work. So, he set a goal to have 70% of Americans vaccinated by July 4th.
Of course, he failed. Eager to prove he can get something done, Joe has proposed a way to force Americans to get jabbed. He literally wants to go door-to-door to get people vaccinated.
Well, folks didn’t take too kindly to this.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw fired, “How about don’t knock on my door. You’re not my parents. You’re the government. Make the vaccine available, and let people be free to choose. Why is that concept so hard for the left?”
Country star John Rich had a different plan: “FYI: To any of Biden’s missionaries who feel moved to knock on my door to push me to get the jab, I’ll kindly invite you in, tell you about Jesus and make you listen to Ronald Reagan speeches until dinner. If you’re still here, we’ll have a slow, full reading of the Constitution.”
The Libertarian Party of Kentucky: “Insert reference to a historical event where something like this previously happened.” [Source: Daily Wire]
It seems folks don’t like the idea of the government coming to their house, demanding they get vaccinated. Some worried it would erode Americans’ already shaky freedoms, coming out of this COVID panic.
What’s so ridiculous about this plan is that by now, the vaccine has been widely available for months. Everyone who wanted to get vaxed, has been vaxed. Those who are left have decided they don’t want the vaccine. That’s entirely their choice. Since when has the government thought it was appropriate to kick down someone’s door, because they don’t want a medical treatment?
Biden is clearly overstepping his bounds. It’s one thing to provide a free vaccine to all Americans. It’s another thing to invade communities and lecture someone—in their home—to get a treatment they are wary about.
It’s been circulated that minority Americans, including black and Hispanic folks—are the most reluctant to get jabbed. What is Biden going to do? Profile these folks? Is Biden targeting minority communities in order to bamboozle them into getting vaxed?
I’d like to see those arrogant, elitist D.C. staffers marching through black communities, telling these people what they are supposed to do. Something tells me these out-of-touch swamp dwellers won’t get a warm reception.
That might be worth it all, just to watch!
Author: Samson Smith
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