DS>  PL> I think we still have a long way to go with covid. People 
 DS>  PL> don't understand that these vaccines.. are more like a flu 
 DS>  PL> vaccine in the fact that you'd need to get them once a year 
 DS>  PL> [or so] and they would have to be tweaked for future 
 DS>  PL> versions of Corona. This vaccination process isn't a one-
 DS>  PL> and-done type of thing. Coronavirus is respiratory, more 
 DS>  PL> like the flu than polio.
 DS>  
 DS> What you say is almost true.  The Coronavirus vacination is more like a
 DS> two and done.  There are reports of a member of Congress who was
 DS> recently vacinated but then tested positive after being in close
 DS> quarters with other members who refused to wear a mask.

I think you're making reference to the 2-part vaccine by one of the companies, but thats not what I'm talking about... Yes, I understand your point - that the vaccine that requires 2 shots means you are still susceptible until you receive [And probably some amount of time after that 2nd dose.] both parts... 

But I'm speaking of the fact that a Covid vaccine doesn't last a lifetime, not even several years - no one KNOWS exactly, but its FAIRLY safe to say it will last somewhere around a year. That being said, once we vaccinate our entire country, it seems like Covid will be more like the influenza FLU and come back every year - Americans will need to be vaccinated against it [around] once a year. 



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