Results: Nearly 40% Of Marines Have Reportedly Declined COVID-19 Vaccinations

Do you know anyone eligible for a vaccine who has declined it?

The Marines are the first military branch to reveal vaccination rates. But the military overall has estimated that two-thirds of service members will decide to have the vaccinations — a rate of 66%, compared to a 61% acceptance rate so far for the Marines, CNN noted. Do you think military branch members should have to take the vaccine in order to keep their job?

The military can't yet make vaccines mandatory because the vaccinations have only been granted emergency use authorization by the Food and Drug Administration, and service members have the option to decline them. Do you agree with this, or should the military be able to override the FDA's authority on mandatory vaccines?

The CEO of Pfizer said it's "likely" those vaccinated with the company's COVID-19 inoculation will need a third shot sometime within 12 months after getting the initial two doses and will potentially need a new shot every year thereafter. Will you keep up with getting a new COVID vaccine every year, like a flu shot?