Nancy Pelosi did not fake Covid-19 vaccination with capped needle
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Nancy Pelosi did not fake Covid-19 vaccination with capped needle
(AFP) - Facebook posts claim US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi pretended to receive a Covid-19 vaccine using a syringe that had a cap over the needle. This is false; an image of the top Democratic lawmaker being vaccinated makes clear that the needle was uncovered when the shot was administered.
“Hard to get the vaccine if they don’t take the cap off the needle,” says a December 18, 2020 Facebook post that includes an image of Pelosi being vaccinated in which the needle is not visible.
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Less than a week from when the first Americans began receiving the Pfizer vaccine for coronavirus, Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) got her first of two doses at the capitol.
She posted about the incident on social media on Sunday, saying the Office of the Attending Physician recommended she get vaccinated. I encourage all Iowans and Americans to do the same when their time comes, wrote Ernst. Thanks to Operation Warp Speed and the tireless work of Americans across the country, we are one step closer to defeating this virus.
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In the days following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s emergency use authorization (EUA) for two COVID-19 vaccinations, members of Congress were among the first people in the United States to receive the first of their two-dose immunization. Among those who shared their experience were Vice President Mike Pence, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi all of whom posted photos to social media.