White House weighs in on CT's move to prioritize most vaccinations by age
Connecticut's controversial decision to prioritize most COVID-19 vaccinations by age has reached the White House.
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Feb 25, 2021, 3:30 AM
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3ds agoConnecticut's
controversial decision to prioritize most COVID-19 vaccinations by age has
reached the White House.
Press Secretary
Jen Psaki said Wednesday that the government stands by the guidelines they've
provided.
Essential workers
and Gov. Ned Lamont's point person will be speaking on News 12 Connecticut's
Power & Politics show about the vaccination plan.