Not too long ago, the Biden administration announced its plan to carry out a door-to-door vaccination initiative. The White House argues that due to a “Delta” variant of COVID, getting more Americans inoculated against the infamous virus is a priority.
For a reason that escapes many people, the Biden White House decided that a door-to-door vaccination plan would work well. There’s even a reported script circulating around the internet of what officials are supposed to say when they go to the doors of the unvaccinated.
As it turns out, however, the door-to-door vaccination plan of the Biden administration is widely unpopular. More than half of the country’s voters have made their opposition against this initiative very apparent.
What Americans really think of Biden’s door-to-door vaccination initiative
This week, Rasmussen Reports polled Americans to get their views about the White House’s aforementioned plans to increase vaccination rates. Merely 37% of Americans expressed support for the door-to-door COVID vaccination initiative of the White House. Meanwhile, an overwhelming 53% of Americans stated they weren’t on board with this plan.
