Thread by @Neoavatara

100 million doses in 100 days is...not a major achievement, at this point.

We've already been doing 800k or so a day.

At the pace at the end of 2020, we should be closer to 1.6-2.0 million a day by the end of 100 days.

https://twitter.com/DrIanWeissman/status/1351345018368352257

Regarding #covidvaccineupdate...

Big kudos to NEW MEXICO. They really seem to have hit the nail on the head, showed a lot of competence in their vaccination rollout. Online signups are working (not perfectly, but still!). They deserve a lot of credit.

bloomberg.com/graphics/covid…

WV, ND, SD, AK, ME, VT, CT, NY, FL, OK, CO, UT, OR, NE, IN all doing pretty decent.

Florida started slower than NY, but has now passed in per capita vaccinations...they have vaccinated 200k more people than New York...or the population of Yonkers.

Michigan is another state doing quite well, after initial hiccups. They are doing far better than Ohio, which as completely stagnated at this point, for a lot of confusing reasons.

California is still doing awful....just barely better than Alabama, South Carolina, etc.

But the worst in the country? NEVADA. They are horrendous.

So, in short...if Biden gets to only 100m vaccines in 100 days, he basically is just riding Trump's coattails at this point.

He'll have to do far better than that to be called a success.

We need to be significantly ramping up.

On a worldwide level, the best countries:
Israel28.52% (!!!!)
U.A.E.18.34%
Bahrain9.62%
U.K.6.76%
U.S.4.48%
Denmark2.93%

Worst: India and China (others are doing worse, but these two failing means 1/3 of the world population is failing.

This is an interesting chart, showing which countries are prepared to inoculate their people.

China pretty awful here too.