Indiana to air commercial during Super Bowl to promote COVID-19 vaccine

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6 thoughts on “Indiana to air commercial during Super Bowl to promote COVID-19 vaccine

  1. What a waste of money. Are we to believe the people watching the Super Bowl don’t know about the vaccine and if they are reluctant to get it will have their mind changed in a 30 second commercial? Why not take the money and use it to reach people who are shut in and can’t leave their homes to receive the shots.

    1. Hahaha, JE. This was all Republican. And State led….not Indianapolis, not the Mayor. The State and your Governor.

  2. And while Trump was in office all the Dem’s said they won’t take the vaccine but now they wanna run commercials to try to tell you how safe the vaccine is. Now that the BIG GUY is running the ship into the rocks.

  3. Let’s put the money into education, since people still don’t know the difference between a republican state and a Democrat one. Literally the very first words ….. The Indiana Department of Health. Listen people there are no Jewish space lasers, and/or people that live underground drinking the blood of the young. As they say “A sucker born every minute”.

  4. So let me get this right:
    The State government is using Federal dollars from the 47% who actually pay the Federal government taxes due to a politically driven health scare to persuade people to get an unproven vaccine at the most expensive marketing cost per minute during the SuperBowl. Extortion at its finest.

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