CNN/SSRS poll conducted before the Biden vaccine mandate announcement:
... More than half of Americans now say they support requiring vaccinations for office workers returning to the workplace (54%), students attending in-person classes (55%) and patrons attending sporting events or concerts (55%), although fewer (41%) support requiring vaccinations for a shopper to enter a grocery store.
Support for these mandates has risen across the board since April, growing 6 percentage points with regard to students, 8 points regarding office workers and event attendees, and 15 points regarding grocery shoppers.
But, once again, the cohort refusing to protect themselves and their fellow Americans is largely Republican:
CNN Poll: 73% of Americans have received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine while 27% have not.
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) September 13, 2021
88% of Democrats, 68% of independents, and 60% of Republicans have done so.
35% of Republicans say they will not get vaccinated, compared to 25% of independents and 8% of Dems.
A Politico/ Morning Consult poll shows a similar -- or even higher -- level of support for the President's mandate (click to enlarge):
Public health should never be a partisan issue, and it generally ceases to be one for an unvaccinated covidiot when they have to be intubated in an ICU bed (that should be occupied by, say, a cardiac patient who died because he couldn't find an ICU bed in 43 hospitals packed with unvaccinated covidiots).
Get. The. Damn. Vaccine.
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... More than half of Americans now say they support requiring vaccinations...just like the ones they and their children have been mandated to get since they were a couple weeks old.
Mart - exactly so.
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