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Here is another article about what Trump avoiding taxes could mean: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/28/trump-taxes-five-takeaways-422789

I think everyone should pay a certain amount on their taxes depending on how much they make. the trip makes $500 million a year according to his 2018 year income. It has shown he only paid 750 in federal income tax. not to mention he has gone on vacation many times which also costs from anywhere from 55 to 315 million. Even if he says its fake news things like those cant keep going on.

From what this article said, it's starting to feel like Trump is just going to use the vaccine and the pandemic as a campaign advertisement just like he did with the Mexican American wall. He's already showed the people he's incapable of keeping his promises and to make one as serious as the vaccine seems immoral.

I definitely think that the talk about a vaccine and medication plays a big part in his campaign advertising and that it really shouldn't be. Considering he can't just make one out of thin air, and even if there was a vaccine made, he can't take credit for the hard work of the multiple scientists and doctors that ACTUALLY worked on it. I agree with the comment above, it seems immoral.

I think it will take a lot more real facts and evidence that this vaccine works to persuade people to get it.

Good article. I agree that now that vaccines have been approved in US, hopefully many of our leaders, favorite celebrities, role models, etc. will publicly support the process. Experts say that we will have to get close to 75-80% of the population vaccinated before the US gets "back to normal" whatever that looks like in 2021...