Associated Press: “The U.S. vaccine campaign has heightened tensions between rural and urban America, where from Oregon to Tennessee to upstate New York complaints are surfacing of a real — or perceived — inequity in vaccine allocation.”
“In some cases, recriminations over how scarce vaccines are distributed have taken on partisan tones, with rural Republican lawmakers in Democrat-led states complaining of ‘picking winners and losers,’ and urbanites traveling hours to rural GOP-leaning communities to score COVID-19 shots when there are none in their city.”
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