Secondary question now is probably whether decreased confidence in J&J actually spills over into decreased vaccine willingness, or just results in more people having a preference for an alternative vaccine.
Just one poll, early days, etc., but early indication seems to be that:
-People are well aware of J&J news
-It has knocked opinions of J&J down noticeably
-But has not so far significantly affected attitudes toward other vaccines or vaccination campaign as a whole
-People are well aware of J&J news
-It has knocked opinions of J&J down noticeably
-But has not so far significantly affected attitudes toward other vaccines or vaccination campaign as a whole
(That last point is worded ambiguously -- I should say something like "vaccine willingness" as a whole. Views of how the rollout is going are a whole separate thing! And will be interesting to track CDC trust as well)
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