Snubbing RFK Jr., States Announce Plans to Coordinate on Vaccines

The article discusses the divergent approaches taken by various U.S. states regarding COVID-19 vaccines. California, Oregon, and Washington have announced plans to coordinate their vaccine review process, citing a lack of trust in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). However, Florida has announced that it will abolish all vaccine mandates. The article highlights the political divide on the issue of COVID-19 vaccines, with some states taking a more cautious approach and others prioritizing individual liberty over public health measures. The decision by California, Oregon, and Washington to coordinate their vaccine review process suggests a desire for a more independent and thorough evaluation of the scientific data, while Florida's move to abolish vaccine mandates reflects a different prioritization of personal freedom. The article does not provide additional details on the specific reasons or rationale behind the states' decisions, but it underscores the ongoing debate and the challenges faced by policymakers in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.