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Chris Dodd has joined Republican critics of news that Wall Street firms have received doses of H1N1 vaccine, even as it runs short throughout the country. Full Article at The Politico
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to pay the bills," union official John VanDeventer wrote on the Service Employees International Union Web site. "But they should not be allowed to take away our health and well-being." Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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MR. GIBBS: All right, now that the warmup band has finished playing. (Laughter.) Probably only get to say that once or twice in my life. I might as well try today, right? Full Article at The White House
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November 5, 2009 The Honorable Kathleen Sebelius Secretary, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Hubert H. Humphrey Building 200 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20201 Dear Secretary Sebelius: Like many Americans, I was stunned to hear... Full Article at The Hill
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TAPPER: There's a conservative group running a TV ad, the gist of it, the last line is, "If that the government can't run a flu program, can we trust it to run America's entire health care system?" Full Article at Political Punch
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Schools in my state have closed; hospitals and health clinics report widespread shortages. It is shocking to think that private firms would be prioritized ahead of hospitals when the vaccine supply cannot meet the demand
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While many Missourians are still at risk, Wall Street bankers are at the head of the line for H1N1 vaccine
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People are frustrated by the government’s response to this crisis, and with news like this, who can blame them? Vaccines should go to people who need them most, not people who happen to work on Wall Street
