NYC mayor gets J&J coronavirus vaccine
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio got his COVID-19 shot on Thursday, describing the process as "easy" and emphasizing how necessary it is for all New Yorkers to get the jab. (March 18)
NYC mayor gets J&J coronavirus vaccine
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