Anthony Fauci blames Americans for missing US Covid vaccine target

6 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 8

Speaking at a Museum of Science SubSpace discussion, Fauci said the US never reached his 72% vaccination goal, while some countries achieved 85% to 90%.
He said anti-vaccine sentiment hurt uptake and called it unconscionable that Americans received second and third boosters before many people in developing countries got a first shot.
The remarks revisit debate over pandemic-era vaccination policy, booster campaigns and global vaccine equity years after Covid shots became widely available in the United States.

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