Deleted Tweets From Phil Scott, R-Vt.

RT @bhrenton: Vermont's data are clear: Vaccines work. Unvaccinated Vermonters have made up 72% of hospitalizations in the last w… https://t.co/8QbCq6ZE96

RT @wcax: How the state is working to boost #Vt’s COVID booster shot rate- @WCAX_Olivia reports https://t.co/7Gry0DTZfo https://t.co/KqE80uNeWP

RT @bhrenton: Just in: Solid progress on #BoostUpVT as 70% of Vermont's fully vaccinated seniors and 42% of fully vaccinated Verm… https://t.co/9OVVLA2IzE

Tune to the important Summit for Democracy, which kicks off today, at the link below. @GovJanetMills and I will be addressing the Summit at 1:15, following a panel with @SecYellen, the presidents of Botswana and Slovakia and others, and before Day 1 closing remarks from @VP. QT @StateDept: Join us for the #SummitForDemocracy. Today’s schedule is below, with events streamed at: https://t.co/nRIoJhwSMr. https://t.co/02PLcj95hm)

My vision for Vermont is to have the best cradle-to-career education system, which includes universally affordable childcare and pre-school for every Vermont family. a stronger commitment from the federal government would significantly accelerate this work. 2/

While my team has not reviewed every part of the BBB legislation – and we appreciate that members of Congress are scrutinizing the fiscal details and evaluating the value of every tax dollar that would be spent – the childcare and preK proposals in BBB are strong and needed. 3/3

RT @ashishkjha: Remarkable map from @bhrenton More than 11-fold difference in rates of kids 5-11 getting vaccinated against COVID… https://t.co/8IFQn3zmY3

Getting you booster is more important than ever to give you full protection. Find a clinic near you at https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56 or check out your local pharmacy. QT @bhrenton: Just in: Thank you to the ⅔ of Vermont's fully vaccinated seniors who have already received their booster shot, a n… https://t.co/U0NXeIFkv6)

Getting our youth vaccinated is a top priority, and ensuring access to vaccines is key. Vermont parents caregivers and pediatricians are stepping up, making Vermont the national leader in 5-11 vaccinations - by far. Find a clinic and learn more at https://t.co/KrBkjCaPOA https://t.co/WXv8SBlAYL

We want to be clear: Everyone 18+ should get a booster as soon as possible. If it has been six months since you received your Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, or two months since your Johnson &Johnson vaccine, please make registering for a booster a priority. https://t.co/KaYvmt3eWE

To make getting boosted easier, the online registration will be simplified, and walk-ins are welcome at state-run vaccination clinics. We will remove the longer list of criteria for boosters on the state’s registration website and implement a simplified registration process. 5/

At this point, we need to shift to getting everyone boosted to help reduce the disruption of higher cases and minimize transmission to at-risk Vermonters, particularly through the winter months. 4/

Over the last 30 days, in a time of increasing cases, we’ve seen cases in those 65 and older decline by about 2.5%. This is evidence that boosters are working to keep cases lower high risk age groups and, by further protecting the most at risk, they reduce hospitalizations. 3/

Vermont data shows boosters are already working to keep cases among the vulnerable populations lower, which can decrease pressure on local hospitals. About 50% of Vermonters over the age of 65 have received a booster. 3/

Anyone who has received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is eligible two months after their first dose. All Vermonters who received a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine are eligible six months after completing their initial vaccination. 2/

Today I directed the Agency of Human Services to implement a Universal Booster Program for COVID-19 vaccinations and is strongly encouraging every Vermonter over the age of 18 to get a booster. 1/ https://t.co/nmzdpSLnAz

Orleans County has been especially impacted by Delta over the past few weeks. My team is enhancing our efforts to make vaccinated available in the county with more clinics and walk-in pop-up sites. Find a clinic at https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56

Orleans County has been especially impacted by Delta over the past few weeks. My team is increasing our efforts to make vaccines accessible this week in the county. Find vaccine locations and walk-in clinics at https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56 2/2

My team and I were joined by pediatricians and doctors in Orleans County today to discuss the importance of vaccinations and boosters. I also received my booster shot, along with Newport Mayor Monette and several Orleans County legislators at North Country Hoapital. 1/2 https://t.co/1AUpfrXWuW

I was just at BFA Fairfax to announce the launch of Vermont’s first electric school bus pilot program. Electrifying out transportation sector is critical for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and it’s a key priority for my Administration. https://t.co/9TLvxOvnwT

RT @bhrenton: Vermont's data are clear: Vaccines work. Unvaccinated Vermonters have made up 72% of hospitalizations in the last w… https://t.co/8QbCq6ZE96

RT @wcax: How the state is working to boost #Vt’s COVID booster shot rate- @WCAX_Olivia reports https://t.co/7Gry0DTZfo https://t.co/KqE80uNeWP

RT @bhrenton: Just in: Solid progress on #BoostUpVT as 70% of Vermont's fully vaccinated seniors and 42% of fully vaccinated Verm… https://t.co/9OVVLA2IzE

Tune to the important Summit for Democracy, which kicks off today, at the link below. @GovJanetMills and I will be addressing the Summit at 1:15, following a panel with @SecYellen, the presidents of Botswana and Slovakia and others, and before Day 1 closing remarks from @VP. QT @StateDept: Join us for the #SummitForDemocracy. Today’s schedule is below, with events streamed at: https://t.co/nRIoJhwSMr. https://t.co/02PLcj95hm)

My vision for Vermont is to have the best cradle-to-career education system, which includes universally affordable childcare and pre-school for every Vermont family. a stronger commitment from the federal government would significantly accelerate this work. 2/

While my team has not reviewed every part of the BBB legislation – and we appreciate that members of Congress are scrutinizing the fiscal details and evaluating the value of every tax dollar that would be spent – the childcare and preK proposals in BBB are strong and needed. 3/3

RT @ashishkjha: Remarkable map from @bhrenton More than 11-fold difference in rates of kids 5-11 getting vaccinated against COVID… https://t.co/8IFQn3zmY3

Getting you booster is more important than ever to give you full protection. Find a clinic near you at https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56 or check out your local pharmacy. QT @bhrenton: Just in: Thank you to the ⅔ of Vermont's fully vaccinated seniors who have already received their booster shot, a n… https://t.co/U0NXeIFkv6)

Getting our youth vaccinated is a top priority, and ensuring access to vaccines is key. Vermont parents caregivers and pediatricians are stepping up, making Vermont the national leader in 5-11 vaccinations - by far. Find a clinic and learn more at https://t.co/KrBkjCaPOA https://t.co/WXv8SBlAYL

We want to be clear: Everyone 18+ should get a booster as soon as possible. If it has been six months since you received your Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, or two months since your Johnson &Johnson vaccine, please make registering for a booster a priority. https://t.co/KaYvmt3eWE

To make getting boosted easier, the online registration will be simplified, and walk-ins are welcome at state-run vaccination clinics. We will remove the longer list of criteria for boosters on the state’s registration website and implement a simplified registration process. 5/

At this point, we need to shift to getting everyone boosted to help reduce the disruption of higher cases and minimize transmission to at-risk Vermonters, particularly through the winter months. 4/

Over the last 30 days, in a time of increasing cases, we’ve seen cases in those 65 and older decline by about 2.5%. This is evidence that boosters are working to keep cases lower high risk age groups and, by further protecting the most at risk, they reduce hospitalizations. 3/

Vermont data shows boosters are already working to keep cases among the vulnerable populations lower, which can decrease pressure on local hospitals. About 50% of Vermonters over the age of 65 have received a booster. 3/

Anyone who has received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is eligible two months after their first dose. All Vermonters who received a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine are eligible six months after completing their initial vaccination. 2/

Today I directed the Agency of Human Services to implement a Universal Booster Program for COVID-19 vaccinations and is strongly encouraging every Vermonter over the age of 18 to get a booster. 1/ https://t.co/nmzdpSLnAz

Orleans County has been especially impacted by Delta over the past few weeks. My team is enhancing our efforts to make vaccinated available in the county with more clinics and walk-in pop-up sites. Find a clinic at https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56

Orleans County has been especially impacted by Delta over the past few weeks. My team is increasing our efforts to make vaccines accessible this week in the county. Find vaccine locations and walk-in clinics at https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56 2/2

My team and I were joined by pediatricians and doctors in Orleans County today to discuss the importance of vaccinations and boosters. I also received my booster shot, along with Newport Mayor Monette and several Orleans County legislators at North Country Hoapital. 1/2 https://t.co/1AUpfrXWuW

I was just at BFA Fairfax to announce the launch of Vermont’s first electric school bus pilot program. Electrifying out transportation sector is critical for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and it’s a key priority for my Administration. https://t.co/9TLvxOvnwT