I have gotten my flu shot every year except 2004 when it was politically inadvisable for a Member of Congress to receive a flu shot because there was a shortage.
Michael Burgess: “I have gotten my flu shot every year except 2004 when it was politically inadvisable for a Member of Congress to receive…”
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Burgess shares his personal commitment to getting vaccinated annually, except during a shortage.
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