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Biden Pledges $200B for Next Pandemic, Vax Push

'We need more money to plan for the second pandemic... '

(John McCannHeadline USA) Speaking at the G-7 Summit, President Biden announced a plan for a massive vaccine plant dedicated to producing vaccines for COVID-19 and other diseases, laying the potential groundwork for more vaccine mandates and another pandemic.

Biden announced that his administration will provide $200 billion towards a new Global Infrastructure Partnership designed to tackle major health projects. This plan included a vaccine plant capable of producing ‘hundred of millions’ of doses for COVID-19, reported Becker News

In his speech at G7, Biden stated, “for all of our people, not just the G-7, all of our people today, we officially launched the partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment.”

He further explained that, “We’re here today because we’re making this commitment together as a G-7 in coordination with one another to maximize the impact of our work collectively…We aim to mobilize nearly 600 billion from the G-7 by 2027.”

Biden gave the rational for this “partnership” by saying, “these strategic investments are areas critical to sustainable development and are shared global stability, health, and health security, digital connectivity, gender equality, and equity, climate, and energy security.”

The plant, funded by the U.S and its G7 partners, would be opened in Senegal and would produce vaccines on an “industrial scale.”

The soothsayer-in-chief apparently has an inside track on a looming pandemic, manufactured or otherwise, ideally for Democrats in time to impact midterm elections with more bogus mail-in voting.

While Biden was on his G7 vax speeding spree, he has also been grifting for more jab money on the home front, insisting that “We need more money to plan for the second pandemic.”

While the president has been abroad at Schloss Elmau, his popularity at home has continued to plummet. A recent CBS poll marked his approval rating at a new low. He scored especially low marks for his handling of the economy and inflation, plummeting to the low 30s.

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