Biden concedes not enough has been done to expand Covid-19 testing capacity: 'We have more work to do'
CNN By Donald Judd and Maegan Vazquez, CNN President Joe Biden on Wednesday acknowledged his administration has struggled to meet the nation’s demand for Covid-19 tests, but he defended the federal response to a surge in cases — driven largely by the Omicron variant.
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3 sourcesBiden admin abandoned work on a mass COVID-19 testing plan because it thought it could 'vaccine our way out of' the pandemic, report says
'Nothing's been good enough': Biden admits Covid testing has fallen short
Biden’s covid-19 testing plan falls short of public health recommendations
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10 sourcesBiden concedes not enough done to expand COVID-19 testing capacity
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9 sourcesBiden reportedly rejected plan for massive testing surge before the holidays and raises more questions
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1 article‘Nothing’s been good enough’: Biden addresses US Covid testing shortage before holidays
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3 developments- Dec 22, 2021Biden says 'nothing's been good enough' as Covid hotspots see testing shortages
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- Dec 27, 2021Biden concedes not enough has been done to expand Covid-19 testing capacity: 'We have more work to do'
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