The U.S. is not vaccinating nearly enough people yet to make an impact on the pandemic

America is administering vaccines at a rate of one million a week—far too slow to reach herd immunity by summer. Operation Warp Speed is sputtering. Under the Trump administration’s vaccination roll out, the goal was to have 20 million Americans receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine by the end of December–a critical step in not only inoculating the most vulnerable, but also eventually achieving herd immunity in the country (it is estimated that between 80-90% of Americans would ...