Vaccine Distribution Continues, Alongside Concerns About Access

The U.S. has reportedly administered over 2 million doses of COVID-19 coronavirus vaccines as of Tuesday, roughly three weeks after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first vaccines for emergency use. Coverage from all sides has highlighted vaccine distribution and potential obstacles to it, as well as remarks from federal officials that the process has at times been slower and less organized than expected. Some coverage from left-rated sources focused primarily on the fact that the Trump administration pledged to vaccinate 20 million people before year's end, which will not happen; other reports concentrated on Biden's criticism of Trump's vaccine strategy.