"Fauci, We Have A Problem" -- April 27, 2021

Continuing a theme we started about the time Dr Fauci "paused" the JNJ vaccine. 

CDC data linked here. 

In the spreadsheet below, I've hidden all rows except "Tuesday." Again, this probably reflects the number of vaccinations given on Monday, again, depending on how fast local and state health departments report their numbers.

Note column "D": the number of vaccinations given in the previous 24 hours. This is one of the lowest numbers reported on a Tuesday going back six weeks.

And remember, starting last/this week, vaccines are now available to everyone over the age of sixteen. We should be seeing "blow-out" numbers. 

The US is able to administer nearly four million doses in a 24-hour period based on previous and current data. This past Monday/Tuesday? Less than 1.7 million doses. 

This may have nothing to do with the "JNJ vaccine pause" but it sure makes me wonder. 

By the way, the greatest number of vaccinations for a Tuesday were given on April 13, 2021. That was the date the US government "shut down" the JNJ vaccine so "it could be studied." Four days later, the government was ready to re-instate the vaccine, but wait another full week. We've discussed that previously.

		Doses of vaccine distributed to health facilities	Change from day before	Vaccinations given	Change from day before	Percent of distributed vaccine that is actually administered
Tuesday	April 27, 2021	297,543,635	6,851,630	232,407,669	1,639,215	78.11%
Tuesday	April 20, 2021	272,030,795	7,525,070	213,388,238	1,806,929	78.44%
Tuesday	April 13, 2021	245,364,805	7,568,500	192,282,781	2,590,736	78.37%
Tuesday	April 6, 2021	219,194,215	11,302,820	168,592,075	1,404,280	76.91%
Tuesday	March 30, 2021	189,451,285	8,804,720	147,602,345	1,789,510	77.91%
Tuesday	March 9, 2021	123,232,775	6,854,160	93,692,598	1,602,746	76.03%
Tuesday	March 2, 2021	102,353,940	5,951,450	78,631,601	1,731,614	76.82%