And they did just fine developing the vaccine.
But they're also selling it in other countries.
If your point is one about Trump admin, not really developing the vaccine but rather his team successfully DISTRIBUTING the vaccine to Americans, then it's just plain wrong. Administration failed misserably at meeting it's own distribution goals.
"By the end of this year, 20 million Americans could be vaccinated," Azar
effused on Dec. 14, cheering as the first shots were administered at George Washington University Hospital. "By the end of January, 50 million Americans could have had a first vaccination."
But the Trump administration's heady optimism about vaccine development has collided with sluggish vaccine rollout, tarnishing the $15 billion-plus effort they hoped to leave as a legacy.
Only about 13 million Americans have received their first dose of the vaccine, according to federal data, a far cry from the 30 million-plus people that the Trump administration had hoped to vaccinate by now. Logistical breakdowns have plagued the process; just more than one-third of doses distributed by Operation Warp Speed have been administered, and the initiative's top military official recently issued a public apology for misleading states on how many vaccine doses they'd get.
Born as a second Manhattan Project, the Trump administration vaccine program actually achieved most of its goals – until distribution problems marred its success.
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