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English By Ken Bredemeier Share on Facebook Print this page WASHINGTON - The vaccination of Americans against the coronavirus is off to a halting start. Earlier in December, the outgoing administration of President Donald Trump predicted that 20 million people would be inoculated by year’s end. But as of Wednesday, just 12.4 million doses had been distributed nationally, according to the country’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The agency said 2.6 million people had gotten shots in their arms, although there may be a lag in reporting. Trump has said little about the issue in recent weeks, focusing mainly on unsupported claims that he was defrauded of a second term in the White House. But he did address the slow pace of vaccinations on Twitter, saying, “The Federal Government has distributed the vaccines to the states. Now it is up to the states to administer. Get moving!”

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