Tampa (WFLA/ NEXSTAR) – Former Democratic Congressman and Presidential Candidate John Delaney suggested giving Americans who wish to have Corona Virus The stimulus vaccine is $ 1,500.

No vaccines have been approved for distribution in the United States yet, although that may change in the coming days. The initial prediction is that the supply will fail to meet the demand for the shot. But once sufficient supplies are available, some officials fear the naysayers will prevent the spread of immunity that would allow us to gain access to herd immunity.

“The sooner we vaccinate 75 percent of this country, the sooner we can end COVID and the sooner everything will return to normal,” Delaney said in an interview. CNBC.

Congress has it I worked for months To reach agreement on the next coronavirus stimulus package.

Speaking to the US Senate on Thursday morning, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said it was clear Corona Virus Comfort is needed and it is time to make a deal.

McConnell urged lawmakers to sign issues that both sides agree on while the others are being liquidated.

There are several important policies that enjoy strong bipartisan support. There are many others who do not.

The Kentucky Republican indicated that “compromise is within reach” and appears to be echoing recent statements from President-elect Joe Biden, and it is now time to act.

If no agreement is reached in the next few months, pressure to reach agreement will fall on the new Biden administration. Economic recovery is listed as one of the “first day priorities” on the Biden-Harris Transformation Site. There is no Direct mention of incentive checks On the economic recovery plan outlined.

However, the president-elect said, “We must spend as much as it takes, without delay, to meet public health needs and deal with the growing economic consequences,” but did not specify the amount of the stimulus package.

Meanwhile, the Centers for Disease Control convened this week to decide who should be First in line For vaccination.

Polls have shown however only 44% of Americans They said they would receive the government-approved COVID-19 vaccine if it became widely available.

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