Jonathan Bernstein, Columnist

Was Biden Too Slow to Act on Vaccines and Afghan Refugees?

Mandates brought up vaccination rates and patience produced bipartisan support for accepting exiles. But patience had high costs, too.

Don’t rush me.

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The U.S. hit an important marker in the fight against the pandemic on Thursday: One million shots were administered. That brought the seven-day average up to 832,000 a day. That’s good news.