© vial of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine
An Army nurse holds a vial of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at the FEMA-supported COVID-19 vaccination site at Valencia State College on April 25
An Army nurse holds a vial of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at the FEMA-supported COVID-19 vaccination site at Valencia State College on April 25
Why it matters: Less than half of all U.S. adults polled said they thought the J&J shot — which presents fewer logistical challenges than the more temperature-controlled, two-shot Pfizer and Moderna vaccines — is safe.
- Yes, but: The poll was conducted a few days before the CDC and FDA lifted the recommended pause on the J&J vaccine, saying the benefits of the shot outweigh the risk of a rare blood clot disorder.
- A majority of the 44% who said in the poll that they were unvaccinated indicated that they definitely or probably not get inoculated.
- Republican-leaning adults aged 18 to 39 were the most reluctant to get vaccinated in the Post-ABC News poll — 55% said they definitely or probably would not get immunized.
"Are going to take the covid vax?" OR 'Are you going to take the J&J covid vax?" would probably be answered almost identically. (And think of the idiots who would even answer such questions - those who try to be helpful, would ask back questions would be too smart and those asking such Q's would be automatically DQ'd and their answers memory holed.) They manipulate the questions and thus the results in the same way that they manipulate the 'news'. That's why they're the Back Flow (of affirmatively created lies) Media; aka, the BFM. Polls are beholden to the BFM .90% of the time.
R.C.