I work in clinical research and have worked on vaccine trials in the past. I know how long it takes for a drug, vaccine, or device to go through the clinical trial process to FDA Approval , and it takes much longer than 1 year.
I don't think many people understand the difference between Approval and Emergency Use Authorization. The only "vaccine" that has Approval is the Pfizer shot, the others (as well as the tests) only have Emergency Use Authorization. Hopefully these shots are safe, but there is not enough data to show if there are any long term effects. Also, they changed the definition of a vaccine so now many people believe that a vaccine is primary to reduce severity, hospitalizations, and deaths. That is NOT what a true vaccine should do. The vaccine is not proving to show efficacy based on the number of "fully vaccinated" people who are testing positive for COVID.
I also had COVID last year. I had 3-4 days of mild congestion and cough. More mild than typical cold symptoms. I only know I had COVID because I had an antibody test a coupe months later when I was getting other labs done through my PCP. Not only do I have natural immunity but I am low risk being lean, fit, and have no comorbidities.
Finally, no one should be able to force someone to take a drug, vaccine, or any other medical treatment. The President does not have the authority to try to force a mandate. Getting the "vaccine" should be a choice and should not be mandated by the government or a private employer. I don't think people realize the power they are giving the government by complying. If they can force you to inject a "vaccine" in your body what next are they going to be able to do?