From the story: The J&J vaccine would add a vital third option — along with Pfizer and Moderna shots — as the US struggles to distribute vaccines against the coronavirus, which has killed more than 455,000 Americans, according to Johns Hopkins University, which is tracking the virus (NY Post).
Meanwhile, there are stockpiles waiting to be used where the system has broken down (National Review).
From the Wall Street Journal: Whenever the government is in charge of allocating a scarce good in high demand, there will be rationing and political jockeying. So it is with vaccines as political brawls are breaking out in states over who should be next in line for shots (WSJ).
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