Nearly a third of Republican voters are refusing to get vaccinated, The Washington Post reports. And that could prevent the U.S. from reaching herd immunity targets in our fight against the coronavirus.

Some are suggesting these voters will only be persuaded to take the jab by the one person they've followed above all others: Donald Trump.

But President Biden isn't so sure about that strategy. "The thing that has more impact than anything Trump would say to the MAGA folks is what the local doctor, what the local preachers, what the local people in the community would say," he told reporters.

Besides, if we draft Trump for a pro-vaccine campaign, there's no telling what else he'll do with his new platform. Do we really want the man who tried to tear down our democracy held up as an example of public health? What if he makes the pandemic even worse?

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