Biden Pitches Stimulus Plan

 

Biden Pitches Stimulus Plan at Wisconsin Town Hall




President Biden said on Tuesday that every American who wants a Covid-19 vaccine will be able to get one by the end of July, striking a more optimistic tone than he delivered last week when he warned that logistical and distribution hurdles would most likely mean that many people would still not have been vaccinated by the end of the summer.

Mr. Biden made the comment in Milwaukee during a town hall-style meeting hosted by CNN. When the host, Anderson Cooper, asked him when every American who wants a vaccine was “going to be ready to get a vaccine?” Mr. Biden replied without hesitation: “By the top of July this year.”

He then tempered the remark slightly, telling Mr. Cooper that the doses would “be available” by that time. But he also said he did not expect it to take months to get the shots into people’s arms.

At a time when Americans are yearning to urge back to what life was like before the pandemic, Mr. Biden sought to supply reassurance tempered with reality.

While the president said he did not want to “over promise,” he said at one point that “by next Christmas i think we’ll be during a very different circumstance God willing, than we are today.” At another point he predicted that by the time the next school year starts in September, the nation would be “significantly better off than we are today.”



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