Our son's work took him into hospitals, SNFs, etc, so he was among the first; our teacher DIL's whole district was asked to get vaccinated I think in March when it became pretty widely available.
Now I remember that we held off a bit at first getting my husband vaccinated because of limited supplies. We were retired, isolation no big sacrifice, and unvaccinated people were being forced to work in public every day. But with 80% of those of my husband's age group dying if they got it, we didn't want to wait long and were glad when it really started happening across the nation.
Everyone who voted to get government out of Republican hands did good. Death tolls among those who wanted vaccination would be a lot higher if we hadn't. And the overall vaccination rate for those over 65 is 91%, which includes a whole lot of tRump voters and parents of tRump voters. Most of them as early in line as scheduled.
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