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Most Voters Want Immunity For Vaccine Companies Removed: Poll
Most Voters Want Immunity For Vaccine Companies Removed: Poll
Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times,
A majority of voters say immunity for pharmaceutical firms should be removed in cases where the companies’ vaccines cause injuries, according to a new poll.
Sixty percent of voters responding to the poll agreed that vaccine manufacturers should be stripped of immunity in such cases, including 33 percent who strongly backed withdrawing the immunity.
Majorities across all age groups, genders, and races also supported the immunity abolishment.
Just 27.5 percent of respondents did not think the immunity...
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