At what point will we admit the US did slightly, if not significantly ultimately, better job on COVID than Europe?
And note: I don't think the US did great.
And note: I don't think the US did great.
This is as of today.
As we vaccinate our elderly (we are doing a GREAT job of that) what are the Europeans doing?
Largely failing.
Note the UK also did terrible early on, and are doing far better than the EU now.
As we vaccinate our elderly (we are doing a GREAT job of that) what are the Europeans doing?
Largely failing.
Note the UK also did terrible early on, and are doing far better than the EU now.
The US, UK (and of course, countries like Israel, Chile, UAE, etc) are vaccinating at much, much higher rates than Europe.
And worse? Europe's vaccination rate isn't accelerating enough. They are going to get hit with another catastrophic wave.
And worse? Europe's vaccination rate isn't accelerating enough. They are going to get hit with another catastrophic wave.
The Europeans are lagging badly, especially Germany, France, and the other larger European states.
(Note that the UK numbers are skewed because they chose to give more single doses first).
(Note that the UK numbers are skewed because they chose to give more single doses first).
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