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This should work out fine, right?
In 6 years when there's a polio outbreak, Republicans will vote for Republicans because Democrats didn't stop the outbreak fast enough.
And leftists will not vote for Democrats because they didn't stop Republicans from coming into power in 2024.
And non-Republicans will sit out or protest vote for the same reason 🤦♂️
Polio vaccines protect you for life, right? As do other the other current standard childhood vaccines? I'm on an immunosuppressant for my autoimmune disease and illnesses like polio and the like terrify me.
The standard polio vaccine schedule involves four doses spread out over childhood. If kids don't get all of them, they are going to be less resistant to polio. There is no required adult booster, if you went through the process as recommended.
Do the other current standard childhood vaccines last for life? No. Tetanus does not. Neither do shots for the flu or COVID. I'm assuming that you weren't thinking about the last two, but you probably should include them when considering this topic.
I wasn't talking about tetanus, flu, or COVID lol. I know those have to be redone. Hopefully they don't get banned, because the flu and COVID could kill me. Tetanus sounds awful, too.