Thread by @Neoavatara

#CovidVaccineUpdate

The US is at 3.4% vaccinated. Only the UK (5%, and started earlier) is doing better as a large country.

And we still aren't doing well enough.

bloomberg.com/graphics/covid…

Best countries:

Israel
Bahrain
UAE
UK
USA

Relatively speaking, worst countries? France, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey. China and Russia too (considering they've had 'vaccines' for months). Canada is lagging too (reason why?).

As for US states, WV leads the pack, followed (not in order) ND, SD, MT, CO, NM, UT, OK, LA, IN, VT, CT, RI.

As for the big states, FL will likely pass NY in per capita vaccinations by tomorrow or so, and has vaccinated 80k more, marginally trailing TX and CA.

AL by far the worst...less than 2%. I don't know what is going on there, but it isn't good. SC, GA, VA, MS, MO, AZ, NV, CA, ID and WA are all doing badly.

Just to give you an idea:
Mississippi 2.88%
California 2.47%
Alabama 1.88%

Vaccines get wasted; such is life. But again, kudos to WV, using 78.6% of their stock. ND, SD, RI, LA all doing well.

On the bottom: AL at 21%, followed by CA (!), GA, VA, AK, ID, HI, MO.

Again, the biggest national failure by far is California.

I don't understand the failure. This is a catastrophe of enormous proportions.

And again...our media really isn't covering it well. Pathetic.