Evidence is growing that the US vaccine rollout is beginning to stall out Supply is now outstripping demand in many states, with appointments unfilled
Experts fear vaccine hesitancy will derail attempts to end the pandemic
So far, at least 49% of American adults have received at least one dose
Polls suggest only around 60% are interested in getting the shot right now
That is far below the projected 70-80% needed to achieve herd immunity
Pause in J&J vaccine may only spur more vaccine fears among the people
A recent survey from KFF found that just 61 percent of adults say they have either received the vaccine or want to as soon as possible.
Another 17 percent want to 'wait and see' while 13 percent said they would 'definitely not' get vaccinated. Seven percent said they would only get the shot if required.
The poll shows, as others have, a strange political divide over vaccines, with 29 percent of Republicans said they would 'definitely not' get vaccinated, compared to just 5 percent of Democrats.
Less than half of Republicans (46 percent) say they want a vaccine as soon as possible, compared to 79 percent of Democrats who do.
Poster Comment:
All Biden voters should the two Pfizer shots plus the recommended third dose for the new mutations made in labs. Then after the last Democrat gets the last vaccine we wait for 2 years to see how it works. Hopefully. all of the ballot stuffers die and we elect DeSantis-Noem President and VP.