Biden and Dr. Fauci at Odds<br />Over Importance of Seeking Trump’s<br />Vaccine Endorsement.<br />On Monday, a reporter at<br />a White House event asked<br />President Joe Biden if he<br />would seek former President<br />Donald Trump’s endorsement<br />of the COVID-19 vaccines.<br />Should President Trump help promote<br />the vaccine amongst skeptics, sir?<br />Especially those Republicans who<br />say that they’re not willing, Unnamed Reporter, via ABC News.<br />Biden dismissed the<br />importance of Trump’s<br />endorsement, saying<br />“local” voices would<br /> impact people more.<br />I discussed it with my team, and they say<br />the thing that has more impact than anything<br />Trump would say to the MAGA folks, is what<br />the local doctors, what the local preachers,<br />what the local people in the community say, Joe Biden, via ABC News.<br />His opinion seemingly differs<br />from Dr. Anthony Fauci's, who<br />believes Trump’s endorsement<br />would be a “game changer.”.<br />I wish he would [encourage people to<br />get vaccinated]. He has such an incredible<br />influence over people in the Republican Party<br />… It would really be a game changer if he did, Dr. Anthony Fauci, via ABC News.<br />According to a poll by<br />NPR, PBS NewsHour and<br />Marist, 49 percent of white<br />men say they will not get<br />the COVID-19 vaccine. .<br />Only 47 percent of people who supported Trump in<br />2020 reported that they would get the vaccine. .<br />Experts estimate 70 to 90 percent of<br />Americans need to be immunized in order<br />to achieve herd immunity in the U.S
