Americans are waking up to covid vaccinations side effects as their concern about them grow per a Rasmussen recent poll.
Over 12 million Americans have experienced major side effects due to the covid vaccinations, and nearly 60% of Americans are concerned about adverse effects reports Mark Mitchell, the head pollster of Rasmussen Reports.
“The results are astounding,” states Mitchell, “extremely important information.”
Rasmussen’s poll found that 56% of Americans think the vaccines are “somewhat effective,” but 41% of vaccinated Americans, or 28% of the US population, have experienced at least a minor vaccine side effect while 5% of U.S. adult population, which is 12 million Americans, have reported a major side effect as a result of the covid vaccines.
How effective are COVID-19 vaccines at preventing the infection with the virus was one of the questions Rasmussen asked. The poll found more men than women believing that the vaccines are somewhat effective.
Very effective – 26%
Somewhat effective – 30%
Not every effective – 19%
Not at all effective – 19%
Mitchell claims that political parties dictate views about the effectiveness of the vaccine. While 40% of republicans believe the vaccines are very or somewhat effective and 45% of the independents do as well, 80% of democrats believe the vaccines are very or somewhat effective.
Of those who believe the vaccines are not effective, the breakdown is 56% of republicans and 45% of independents while 6% of democrats say the vaccine is not at all effective.
The breakdown on the concern about major covid vaccine is high with 57% of Americans concerned about covid vaccine major side effects. Of that number, 31% are very concerned; 40% are not concerned and of that 18% are not at all concerned. Women are more concerned than men, and women under 40 years of age are more concerned than any other group at 69%. Hispanics are more concerned when the figures are broken down by race.
Broken down by party, 74% of republicans, 56% of independents and 43% of democrats are concerned about major vaccine side effects. That boils down to 57% of Americans concerned about major vaccine side effects.
Of all of the Americans vaccinated, 69% are concerned about side effects. Of the 68% of American adults who are vaccinated, 41% believe they have experienced a major or minor side effect. Of that group, 7% said they have experienced a major side effects and 34% have experienced a minor side effect.
Translated – what do these numbers mean.
There are 258 million adults in US per the 2020 census. That means that 175 million are vaccinated. With Rasmussen findings, that means that over 12 million American adults have had major side effects due to the vaccines. That is 11 times higher than the reported covid death number, and 72 million have experienced a minor side effect due to the covid vaccine.
The firm polled 1,000 Americans from November 30, 2022 – December 1, 2022. on their views.
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Yeah
That # is way LOW!!!
many of them can’t even figure out why they’er sick and dying! FACT
Acc. to Ed Dowd’s actuarial data from 2021, an extra 3M working-age persons filed for disability, and an extra 1M working-age people died. Thus the 12M vax-injured people extrapolated from the Rasmussen poll would put the US vax-deaths at 4,000,000.